See Where the Stars of Good Luck Charlie Are Now

Bridgit Mendler

Before Mendler's run as spunky teen Teddy Duncan on Good Luck Charlie ended in 2014 after four seasons, she was simultaneously pursuing pop stardom, releasing her debut album Hello My Name Is… in 2012. While she continued to make music and act, she started studying anthropology at USC, though she dropped out in 2016.

"I didn’t really understand how it worked," she said on Jimmy Kimmel Live in 2015, explaining how she ended up with her major. "I put down, like, five different things that I would potentially want to be in as a major, and I got my acceptance letter, and it’s like, ‘You’re in anthropology!’”

But she went on to get her master's degree in humanity and technology from MIT and graduate from Harvard Law School in 2024.

Mendler is now co-founder and CEO of El Segundo, Calif.-based Northwood Space, which aims to mass-produce the antennae that communicate with space satellites.

On the personal front, she married Griffin Cleverly in 2019 and they adopted a son toward the end of 2022.

Bradley Steven Perry

Perry played baby of the family turned surprise middle child Gabe Duncan, he of the "So, what's my birthday then?" wisecrack.

He continued to act but also graduated from USC in 2021 and started the podcast The Sit and Chat, plus he dated Sabrina Carpenter from 2014 to 2015.

"My first girlfriend’s doing way better than anyone else in the world," Perry said on a January 2024 episode of his show. "I wish her nothing but the best."

By then, however, he was dating Natasha Bure—daughter of Candace Cameron Bure and Valeri Bure—and they got married in September 2025.

Mia Talerico

Only 11 months old when she took on the role of Charlotte "Charlie" Duncan, Talerico had a hit right out of the gate.

"It’s so weird," the high school junior and budding influencer said during a Destination D23 event in August 2025. "So many people know who I am, but I don’t know them. I think that’s a really surreal feeling."

Talerico starred on the Brat web series Mani from 2018 to 2022 and is slated to appear in the upcoming comedy American Summer.

"I’ve kind of been focusing on school and telling my manager, 'Hey, can we give it a little bit of a break? Give me some time,'" she noted on a January 2025 episode of Pucker Up With Joely Live. "But I told my manager I want to start doing more. So hopefully more will come."

Jason Dolley

After playing good-natured slacker P.J. Duncan, Dolley kept acting in independent films and on TV in Major Crimes, American Housewife and The Ranch, while also graduating from California Lutheran University in 2016.

At the Wizards Beyond Waverly Place premiere in 2024, he told E! News that hearing Mendler had founded a space start-up "fit very well with who I knew her to be."

"She obviously has a great career spirit as an actor and a singer and songwriter," Dolley said, "but she's always had this really inventive and creative mind."

While he's open to seeing where life has taken P.J. if Disney was up for revisiting Good Luck Charlie, Dolley is busy crafting cocktails in his online series Drinks With Dolley.

Logan Moreau

Everyone was surprised to see fifth Duncan child Toby arrive in season three, with Moreau making his acting debut as the new baby of the family on the show's fourth season premiere.

He also played a baby on a 2013 episode of Bones and reprised the role of Toby on Disney Channel's Jessie, but then left the acting life.

Leigh-Allyn Baker

Beloved as mom of four-and-then-five Amy Duncan, Baker remained busy, resuming the role of Ellen when Will & Grace rebooted in 2018, Plus, she has starred in family-friendly fare such as Bad Hair Day, Into the Spotlight and Bringing Back Christmas, and the 2025 Angel series A Week Away, costarring James Marsden and Carlos PenaVega.

She was nine months pregnant when she auditioned for the role of Amy and now shares two children—sons Griffin and Baker James—with husband Keith Kauffman.

"I had [Griffin] and helped raise him even on that set," Baker told LA Parent in 2015. "I worked through my entire second pregnancy, working for Disney Channel. It’s been a great place for me to camp out and have a blast while I raise a family.”

Eric Allan Kramer

The actor of Robin Hood: Men in Tights and True Romance fame played dad and exterminator extraordinaire Bob Duncan.

Since Good Luck Charlie wrapped, Kramer has been on dozens of shows, including Mike & Molly, Lodge 49, Fuller House, The Conners and Chicago Fire. He is also an acting coach and teaches fight choreography.

While he regularly shares memories of playing Teddy, P.J., Duncan and Charlie's dad on TV, he keeps his personal life pretty private, though he has referred to being a single father of a daughter in interviews.

Raven Goodwin

After playing Teddy's best friend Ivy, Goodwin had recurring roles on Being Mary Jane, SMILF and Our Kind of People, as well as starred in the BET movie Christmas Belles and played Hattie McDaniel in the indie biopic Behind the Smile.

Since 2022, she's been on Abbott Elementary and starred in the Lifetime movie trilogy Single Black Female.

Off-screen, Goodwin shares daughter Riley and son Easton with husband Wiley Battle.

Shane Harper

Harper first showed off his dimples as Teddy's No. 1 study date Spencer. He continued to act and has had a main role on Starz' Power Book IV: Force since 2022.

While he dated Mendler IRL as they were making Good Luck Charlie, Harper coupled up more recently with their fellow series alum Samantha Boscarino and they tied the knot in 2025.

Samantha Boscarino

Boscarino, who played Teddy's friend Sklyer, has racked up post-Good Luck Charlie credits from Hot in Cleveland, Animal Kingdom, The Resident, Shameless, Law & Order: SVU and Ghosts.

While she and Harper kept their courtship on the quiet side, she was wearing a ring on that finger in couple photos she shared in January 2025. Boscarino then posted a photo of herself wearing a nametag that read "Sam Harper" on her Instagram Stories in May 2025.

Harper's rep has confirmed that they did, indeed, tie the knot.