1. Florence Henderson (Carol Brady)
Florence Henderson brought charm and sophistication to the role of Carol Brady, the mom who seemed to juggle it all with grace. Known for her powerhouse singing voice, Henderson had a successful career on Broadway before stepping into TV stardom. Post-Brady Bunch, she became a staple of television, appearing in guest spots, talk shows, and even hosting The Florence Henderson Show. Henderson embraced her role as America’s mom, but she was also a trailblazer, balancing her career and motherhood. She passed away in 2016, leaving behind a legacy of warmth and wit that fans still treasure.
The Brady Bunch wasn’t just a TV show—it was a cultural phenomenon that defined a generation. This iconic sitcom, which ran from 1969 to 1974, brought us the blended Brady family and their wholesome adventures, leaving an indelible mark on American pop culture. While the show ended decades ago, its beloved cast remains a nostalgic touchstone for fans everywhere. Let’s take a look at what the Brady Bunch cast members have been up to since those groovy days on set and where life has taken them since.
2. Robert Reed (Mike Brady)
The wise and steady patriarch of the Brady clan, Robert Reed’s portrayal of Mike Brady was warm and authoritative. Off-screen, however, Reed was often at odds with the show’s producers, as he longed to focus on more dramatic acting. After The Brady Bunch, Reed showcased his dramatic chops in critically acclaimed roles in Roots and Rich Man, Poor Man, earning Emmy nominations. Despite his frustrations with the show, he participated in many Brady spin-offs and reunions, remaining connected to the family he helped create. Reed passed away in 1992, but his legacy as Mike Brady—and as a gifted actor—is unforgettable.
3. Barry Williams (Greg Brady)
As the oldest Brady sibling, Greg was the quintessential cool older brother with a penchant for music and a fondness for his “Johnny Bravo” alter ego. Barry Williams leaned into his role, embracing the Brady legacy even as he ventured into other areas of entertainment. He appeared in stage productions, released a memoir (Growing Up Brady), and even recorded music. Today, Williams continues to perform and embrace his status as a beloved Brady Bunch icon, regularly interacting with fans at conventions and live events.
4. Maureen McCormick (Marcia Brady)
Marcia, Marcia, Marcia! Maureen McCormick’s portrayal of the beautiful, confident eldest Brady sister left an indelible mark. Post-Brady Bunch, McCormick faced personal struggles but found her footing again through acting, reality TV appearances (Dancing with the Stars), and writing her memoir, Here’s the Story: Surviving Marcia Brady and Finding My True Voice. She continues to act and remains a beloved figure for fans who grew up idolizing Marcia’s poise and charm.
5. Christopher Knight (Peter Brady)
The middle Brady brother, Peter, was known for his goofy charm and relatable struggles. After the show, Christopher Knight stepped away from acting for a time to build a successful career in tech, co-founding a company in the burgeoning computer industry. He returned to the spotlight with reality TV, including My Fair Brady, chronicling his marriage to model Adrianne Curry. Knight remains an entrepreneur and occasional actor, showing that Peter Brady grew up to be just as dynamic as fans might hope.
6. Eve Plumb (Jan Brady)
Jan may have lived in Marcia’s shadow on the show, but Eve Plumb carved out a unique path for herself post-Brady Bunch. She pursued acting in TV and film, taking on diverse roles that showcased her range. Beyond acting, Plumb is a successful artist whose paintings have gained significant attention. She remains connected to her Brady roots, participating in reunions and cherishing the impact the show had on her life and career.
7. Mike Lookinland (Bobby Brady)
As the youngest Brady brother, Bobby was full of energy and mischief. Mike Lookinland’s real-life path diverged from Hollywood after the show; he found his passion behind the scenes, working as a camera operator in film and television. Today, he lives a quieter life in Utah, running a decorative concrete business. Lookinland still holds fond memories of his time as Bobby and occasionally reconnects with fans through Brady reunions.
8. Susan Olsen (Cindy Brady)
With her signature pigtails and lisp, Cindy Brady was the adorable baby of the family. Susan Olsen continued acting after the show but also explored other creative avenues, including hosting radio shows and creating pop art. Like her fellow castmates, she has remained connected to the Brady legacy, appearing in spin-offs and special reunions. Olsen’s candor about her time on the show and her life after has endeared her to fans even more.
9. Ann B. Davis (Alice Nelson)
Alice, the Brady family’s ever-reliable housekeeper, brought heart and humor to the show thanks to Ann B. Davis’s impeccable comedic timing. After The Brady Bunch, Davis stepped back from Hollywood and focused on her faith, living a quieter life. However, she participated in Brady reunions and spin-offs, always happy to revisit the role that made her a household name. Davis passed away in 2014, but her legacy as the lovable Alice endures.
The Brady Bunch cast gave us laughter, lessons, and a unique kind of family to root for. While life took them in many different directions, their shared time in that famous split-screen grid remains an enduring part of TV history. Whether you grew up watching them or discovered their antics later, the Bradys—and their cast—are a treasured slice of nostalgia.
