In the world of British sitcoms, “My Family” stands out as a beloved classic that captured the chaos and humor of family life from 2000 to 2011. The show centered on the Harper family, featuring the grumpy dentist Ben Harper, his sharp-witted wife Susan, and their three 𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘥ren, each with their unique quirks. Now, as we look back 25 years later, it’s time to see what became of its cast.

Robert Lindsay, who portrayed the irritable yet lovable Ben Harper, was 𝐛𝐨𝐫𝐧 on December 13, 1949. Now 75, he continues to thrive in the entertainment industry, showcasing his talent across television, film, and theater. Gabriel Thompson, who played the socially awkward youngest son Michael, is now 38, having stepped away from acting to pursue other interests after becoming a recognizable face in British television.

Daniela Denby-Ashe, who brought the rebellious Janie Harper to life, is now 46 and continues to work successfully in drama and comedy. Meanwhile, Konnie Huq, who played the quirky Roger Bailey, is 54 and balances acting with writing in various productions. Siobhan Hayes, known for her ditzy cousin Obby, is now 50 and remains active in theater and voice acting.

Chris Marshall, the carefree eldest son Nick, has had a successful career since leaving the show, with notable roles in “Love Actually” and “Death in Paradise.” He is now 51. Taylor Marshall, who portrayed the cheeky grandson Kenzo, is 25 and remains active in the entertainment industry.

Daisy Donovan, who played the ambitious producer Bridget, is now 51 and continues to work as an actress and writer. Zoe Wanamaker, known for her role as the sharp-tongued matriarch Susan, has had a prolific career and is also 75, while Rosemary Leach, who played the snobbish Grace, sadly passed away in 2017.

With the show’s rich array of characters, each actor has carved out their own path in the industry, leaving fans to reminisce about their unforgettable performances. As we reflect on their journeys, it’s clear that “My Family” has left a lasting legacy in the hearts of viewers.