Actress and singer Countess Vaughn brought Kim Parker to life with her infectious energy and memorable one-liners. After the series ended, the star continued to work in television. She did voice work in Thugaboo: A Miracle on D-Roc's Street and acted in other shows like “According to Him + Her” and “Let’s Stay Together.” 

 In 2014, Vaughn appeared on reality shows like “Celebrity Fit Club” and “Hollywood Divas.” Vaughn has also been open about her personal struggles and triumphs, sharing her journey with fans through her platform. 

Nikki Parker, better known as Mo’Nique, has had an impressive career since The Parkers. She won an Academy Award for her role in “Precious” and continues to make waves in the entertainment industry with her stand-up comedy, acting, and advocacy work. 

Most recently, she starred in the Netflix special, “My Name is Mo'Nique,” which showcased her signature comedic style. Fans can catch the Oscar winner in Lee Daniels’ new supernatural horror thriller, “The Deliverance,” now streaming on Netflix. 

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Dorien Wilson's portrayal of the uptight but lovable Professor Oglevee was a series highlight. Since “The Parkers,” Wilson has continued to act in various TV shows and films, including recurring roles on “In the Cut” and “The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder.” His versatility has kept him a familiar face on screen.

 Aside from acting, Wison is also a producer and writer. According to his IMDb, he has assisted in shows, movies, and short films. His most recent film, “The 4 Points,” earned an award for “Best Thriller” at this year’s Hollywood Reel Independent Film Festival. 

In 1996, Yvette Wilson landed the role of Andell Wilkerson on “Moesha.” When “The Parkers” debuted, she continued portraying Andell, the business owner and Nikki Parker's best friend. Beyond acting, Wilson ventured into the music industry, managing Fat Daddy Records, and explored real estate, as noted on IMDb.

On June 14, 2012, the actress passed away after a prolonged fight with cervical cancer. She was 48 years old.  Her final credited role was in the 2005 film Ganked, where she appeared alongside Katt Williams and Kel Mitchell.

Jenna von Oÿ played Kim's best friend, Stevie Van Lowe, with her unique blend of wit and charm. After the show ended, von Oÿ appeared in movies like “Turnaround” and “Dr. Dolittle 3,” and did voice work in “Family Guy,” “What’s With Andy?” A Goofy Movie, and more.

She later transitioned from acting to writing, penning books about motherhood. Her 2015 series “Situation Momedy” focused on topics like raising infants and toddlers.

Ken Lawson played T, the aspiring rapper and Kim's close friend. After “The Parkers,” Lawson focused on his music career, releasing tracks under the stage name “Ken L.” 

He also returned to acting, appearing in shows like “In the Cut” alongside his former co-star Dorien Wilson and BET’s “The Oval.” Earlier this year, the actor earned a spot in the horror film “Lumina.”

Fans were initially introduced to actress Regina Foster when she appeared on “Moesha” as Sara. She went on to appear in other series, including “The Jamie Foxx Show” and “Sister Sister,” before landing the role of Regina on “The Parkers” from 1999 to 2004. 

After the show, she went on to open her own bakery business, Sift by Kara. According to her business page, in 2018, she shut down the company to redirect her focus back to acting.