'7th Heaven' Cast: Where Are They Now?

Catching up with the Camden family from the long-running drama, "7th Heaven." Find out where the show's original stars are now.

Jessica Biel (Mary Camden)

Since playing eldest daughter Mary Camden in the WB family drama, Jessica Biel has enjoyed a steady film career and remained in the Hollywood spotlight. She's starred in dozens of movies over the past 2 decades, including "Summer Catch," "New Year's Eve," "Total Recall," and "The Illusionist." In 2014, she guest starred on Fox's "New Girl." The actress is also opening a kid-friendly restaurant in Santa Monica, California called Au Fudge this year. In 2012, Jessica became Mrs. Justin Timberlake and the couple recently announced that they are expecting their first child.

Barry Watson (Matt Camden)

Barry Watson portrayed oldest son Matt Camden on the long-running series. After wrapping the show, he was cast in the title role in the drama "What About Brian?" from 2006-2007. He then appeared in TV projects like "Samantha Who?," the ABC Family Original Movie "My Future Ex-Boyfriend," and an episode of "Gossip Girl." In 2014, he had roles on both "Hart of Dixie" and "Masters of Sex." Watson married his third wife, Natasha Gregson Wagner (the daughter of Natalie Wood), and the couple have a daughter together. Watson was treated for Hodgkin's lymphoma, but announced he was in remission in 2003.

David Gallagher (Simon Camden)

Before landing the role of Simon Camden, David Gallagher had a successful child acting career with roles in films like "Look Who's Talking Now" and "Phenomenon." Since "7th Heaven," Gallagher has continued acting and has had roles on "The Vampire Diaries," "Without a Trace," and "Criminal Minds" to name a few. David left "7th Heaven" for a brief time to attend USC.

Mackenzie Rosman (Ruthie Camden)

Mackenzie Rosman captured America's hearts as little Ruthie Camden on "7th Heaven" for 11 Seasons. The accomplished equestrian doesn't have tons of acting credits post-Ruthie, but she did have a stint on "The Secret Life of the American Teenager" and a role in SyFy's "Ghost Shark." She also posed for Maxim in 2013. Mackenzie is an active supporter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, as her stepsister died of the disease at only 22.

Beverley Mitchell (Lucy Camden)

Beverley Mitchell branched out from acting and released a self-titled country album in 2006. She landed a major role on "The Secret Life of the American Teenager" after she slowed down on the acting front when "7th Heaven" wrapped. In 2008, she married her longtime accountant boyfriend Michael Cameron in Italy, and her former on-screen sister Jessica Biel was one of her bridesmaids. The couple have two children.

Stephen Collins (Rev. Eric Camden)

Stephen Collins played strict, but lighthearted minister patriarch Eric Camden. The actor has had a good amount of TV and film work since "7th Heaven" ended, having appeared in popular shows like "Private Practice," "Scandal," and "Brothers and Sisters." He made headlines in 2014 when it was reported that he was under investigation for child molestation charges.

Catherine Hicks (Annie Camden)

Since playing Camden family mom Annie, Catherine Hicks has appeared in a host of made-for-TV movies, including "A Christmas Wedding Tail," "Borderline Murder," and "Stranger With My Face." She can be seen in Showtime's documentary "The Gal... Who Was In That Thing," which details the Hollywood experiences of a group of familiar character actresses. The film becomes available March 5th.