Yasmine Bleeth – Then

One of the most controversial stars of Baywatch is Yasmine Bleeth, who starred in the show as Caroline Holden starting 1993. She easily made an impression because of her soap opera works, Ryan's Hope and One Life to Live, so many fans were delighted when she donned the iconic red swimsuit.

However, as much as a lot of supporters hoped she would stay with the show until its conclusion, Bleeth was let go in 1997 due to drug abuse. She entered herself at a treatment facility where she would meet Paul Cerrito, who later would become her husband.

Yasmine Bleeth – Now

Her struggle with substance abuse eventually sent her career off the tracks and while she entered rehab, she would have another brush-in with the law in 2001. Bleeth opened up about this painful part of her life in a 2003 essay, admitting that staying off drugs would become a part of her life from thereon.

After appearing in the 2003 Baywatch: Hawaiian Wedding, Bleeth pretty much retreated from the limelight. She was last seen out and about in February 2020 with her dog, although many commented that she was barely recognizable.

Donna D’errico – Then

Unlike others on this list that have a few credits to their name before landing their Baywatch roles, Donna D'errico operated a limousine company in Las Vegas before she became a centerfold model for Playboy. Just like Pamela Anderson, being featured in the men's magazine would pave the way for her breakout character, Donna Marco.

After her two-year stint in Baywatch, D'errico tried to sustain her acting career, appearing in several indie films like Intervention and Inconceivable. Soon, this endeavor would fizzle out and she would venture into operating a spa in Calabasas, California.

Donna D’errico – Now

After wrapping up her work in Baywatch, D'errico dipped her toes into hosting in Battlebots in 2000. The Goldmember star had also become vocal about her religious beliefs, even gaining worldwide attention anew in 2012 after she fulfilled her dream of climbing Mount Ararat in Turkey to find the alleged remains of Noah's Ark.

D'errico gathered $11,000 for the documentation of the expedition and to this day, she remains a devout Catholic. She isn't only open about her religious affiliation but in 2020, she had also talked about veganism that resulted from her love for animals.

Nicole Eggert – Then

Nicole Eggert was already a famous actress when she joined the cast of Baywatch as Summer Quinn in 1992. She landed the role of Marci Ferguson in Who's The Boss? in 1985. Eggert stayed with the show for a year before starring as Jamie Powell in Charles in Charge from 1987 until 1989.

Despite being a Baywatch babe, Eggert experienced insecurity because of equally beautiful girls like Pamela Anderson on the set. This, the 48-year-old dished, was the reason she got chest augmentation. Eventually, she had the implants removed and left the show early in 1994, a move that she somewhat admittedly regrets. 

Nicole Eggert – Now

Since leaving the Baywatch during its fourth season, Eggert has had quite a bumpy journey in Hollywood. She made guest appearances in Married… With Children and joined reality shows like the Celebrity Fit Club.

Eggert has also been open about her struggles post-Baywatch, including her bankruptcy. In 2015, she also had to sell her Los Angeles mansion for $1.5 million, a chunk of which went to her bills. The 48-year-old has since laid low from the spotlight and now focuses on her kids who she usually posts on her Instagram account. 

Traci Bingham – Then

Bombshell brunette Traci Bingham had already appeared in popular shows like Married…with Children, D.R.E.A.M., The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, and Beverly Hills, 90210, before she became Jordan Tate in Baywatch from 1996 until 1998.

Bingham also graced Playboy Magazine and became a model for Empire Poker online. She had spoken about her Baywatch stint, admitting in 2013 that the actresses in the series had to adhere to a certain weight. She also once revealed that the red swimsuits on the show were reused and she even experienced wearing Pamela Anderson's once.

Traci Bingham – Now

After Bingham was axed off Baywatch, she joined several reality shows like Celebrity Big Brother UK, Gimme My Reality Show!, and Celebrity Paranormal Project. Her career never took off to greater heights after she hung her red bathing suit up, but she sometimes made the news for interesting things.

In 2014, for instance, Bingham reportedly couldn't pay her meal at a restaurant and was escorted out because her credit card was declined thrice. Nowadays, she spends her days sharing news on Twitter and posting throwback photos on Instagram, and it seems that she has mostly stayed out of the limelight.

David Chokachi – Then

As a political science degree graduate, it was seen as unusual that David Chokachi wanted to pursue his passion for acting in the '90s. The guy had no prior experience in front of the camera, but he did have a pretty face and an admirable will.

He landed his breakout role as Baywatch's aspiring Olympic finalist Cody Madison in 1995 and easily turned male viewers green in envy as his character was paired opposite the gorgeous Pamela Anderson's CJ Parker. Chokachi exited the show in 1999 but left a lasting impression on his fans.

David Chokachi – Now

However, the Plymouth, Massachusetts native felt that he was typecast and expressed frustration that people can't accept someone with both looks and brains. His breakout project did put Chokachi on the map because almost instantly after leaving the show, he was tapped to play Jake McCarthy in the series Witchblade.

He also made it to People's list of the Most Beautiful People in the World. Although Chokachi has long been done with his Baywatch character, he remains fond of the waters, evidenced by the enormous time he spends by the beach. The 52-year-old surfs with his child, Brit, whom he said he taught since she was three.

Parker Stevenson – Then

Long before Baywatch, Parker Stevenson was already known for being a Hardy Boy because of his two-year gig as Frank Hardy on the '70s mystery show The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries. He also stepped on the roles of Bill Watkins and Matt Stevens for The Love Boat as well as Billy Hazard on North & South: Book 2, Love & War.

By the time he appeared on Baywatch as Craig Pomeroy, critics and viewers already had an idea of who he was. It was also where he got his directorial debut. Stevenson left the series in 1999 and continued to act in films and TV shows.

Parker Stevenson – Now

The Philadelphia native took a hiatus in 2010 and focused on photography. After a short break from acting, Stevenson landed the role of Richard Heywood in 2014's McTaggart Fortune and played Welles VanBlarcom on Longmire.

However, even though Stevenson went back to directing and acting, he remains committed to taking photos and sharing his portfolio in parkerstevensonshadowworks.com. He last appeared in 2020 in the Netflix teen drama series Greenhouse Academy as Louis Osmond. Apart from these hobbies, the actor is also a doting grandfather to two from his son William. He also got married to chef Lisa Schoen in 2018.

Nancy Valen – Then

After guest appearing in the 1989 pilot episode, Nancy Valen officially joined the cast in season 7 as Captain Samantha Thomas. She has been vocal about Baywatch's strict rule on gaining and losing weight, but unlike others on this list, she had no qualms about this. In fact, she had spoken about how much she enjoyed training with her costars early in the morning.

Valen continued to act and explored producing after she bid adieu to her red, high-cut swimsuit. She appeared in TV shows like CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Black Scorpion, and 9-1-1. Her producing credits include Living in TV Land, Chasing Farrah, and Let's Kill Scott Baio.

Nancy Valen – Now

Apart from acting and producing, Valen has recently tried her hand at voice acting, lending her talent to the lead character in Netflix's Playing with Fire (2019). She also graced The Yo Show in January 2021 and talked about her Baywatch days and what's keeping her busy.

Despite her hectic schedule, she doesn't forget her Baywatch gal pals, at times reuniting with them during special occasions like in 2017 when she, Kelly Packard, Donna D'errico, and Elena Eleniak attended the Baywatch Slow Mo Marathon in Los Angeles. As for her personal life, she has been married to her husband Nels Van Patten since 1994.

David Charvet – Then

David Charvet stole viewers' hearts when he played heartthrob Matt Brody in Baywatch. The French actor was practically unknown before this stint although he did try to make a career out of singing. After quitting the show, he was tapped for a regular role in Melrose Place.

In 1999, Charvet officially left the acting world, went back to singing, and tried to make a career out of it. He also returned to France to sign a five-year deal with Universal Music Group. In the years that followed, he released albums and toured in Asia and Europe.

David Charvet – Now

Some of his hit songs include Leap of Faith, If I Don't Tell You Soon, and Teach Me How to Love. After making a successful comeback in music, Charvet again accepted acting projects and fully embraced his status as a sought-after personality, joining reality shows like New Celebrity Apprentice.

Charvet has also never shied away about his kids, who take a large space of his Instagram feed. Unfortunately, he and his wife, Brooke Burke, finalized their divorce in 2020 and agreed to share custody of their children. Nowadays, you'll likely see him busy with his home-building business.

Brooke Burns – Then

While Brooke Burns started her acting career as Peg in the teen sitcom Out of the Blue, it didn't catapult her to stardom. She rose to fame after she was hired to play aspiring lifeguard Jessie Owens in 1998 in Baywatch Hawaii.

After this, Burns went on to host Dog Eat Dog, a game show that only lasted for two seasons. The statuesque actress also appeared in a string of series including Rock Me, Baby, A Nero Wolfe Mystery, She Spies, Modern Man, North Shore, Pepper Dennis, Miss Guided, and Melrose Place. 

Brooke Burns – Now

Years after her days at the beach, Burns continued to act but mostly for the small screen. However, in 2005, she suffered a broken neck that could have been fatal had she wasn't brought to the hospital immediately. Weirdly enough, the accident, which happened as she was diving into a pool, could have easily passed off as a Baywatch script.

Thankfully, Burns had a successful surgery and has since been active in the industry. Of late, fans clamor for her to replace Alex Trebek in Jeopardy! Fun fact: the two hosts met while she was still 19 in Baywatch while he guest-appeared as a fisherman in the show.

Pamela Anderson – Then

Pamela Anderson needs no introduction because she has become synonymous with Baywatch. Born in July 1967, the stunner was sporty while growing up, even receiving the moniker Rubber Band because of her athleticism in middle school.

She was discovered when a cameraman focused on her at a football game, leaving onlookers stunned by her undeniable beauty. A brewing company hired her as a spokesmodel and then she became the cover girl for Playboy in 1989. The bombshell erupted into the scene when she played Lisa on Home Improvement but it was her five-season stint with Baywatch as CJ Parker that put her on the map.

Pamela Anderson – Now

From 1992 to 1997, Anderson was the girl most boys would dream of. Starring as CJ in Baywatch shot her to greater stardom and her legacy remains alive to this day. In 2003, she reprised her role in Baywatch: Hawaiian Wedding and another 2007 commercial about the '90s show.

While Anderson had joined reality shows like Dancing with The Stars, Big Brother, and Dancing on Ice, she had also made headlines for the controversies she managed to stir, one was her highly publicized relationship with Tommy Lee. In fact, a December 2020 report claims that a Hulu series about their tumultuous love life is in the works.  

Erika Eleniak – Then

Erika Eleniak's decision to pose for Playboy magazine almost cost her role as rookie lifeguard Shauni McClain, who was under the apprenticeship of Shawn Weatherly's Jill Riley. Apparently, NBC execs weren't happy about what she did but Baywatch producers fought for her tenure.

Among other contenders for the role were Clueless star Alicia Silverstone and Scream actress Neve Campbell. Eleniak stayed with Baywatch from 1989 until 1992 and reportedly left because she didn't like where the show was heading to. Nonetheless, this portrayal had opened doors to many acting opportunities for her.

Erika Eleniak – Now

Since Baywatch, Eleniak had consistently appeared in numerous TV shows, the most notable were Brooklyn South (as Christine Bannon), CSI: Miami (Claire Peterson), and Desperate Housewives (Barbara Fine). The 51-year-old actress also starred in movies like The Beverly Hillbillies, Dracula 3000, and The Pandora Project.

Fans last saw Eleniak in the 2018 movie Cor Values but she has been active on social media, updating her over 45,000 followers of what she has been busy with. The mom of one is also running a blog and podcast where she mostly shares insights about positivity.

David Hasselhoff – Then

Hunk David Hasselhoff has created a name for himself in the entertainment industry even before Baywatch but this show had given him the chance to hold the Guinness World Record for the most-watched man on TV.

Dubbed as The Hoff, the People's Choice Award winner became a household name by playing Dr. Snapper Foster in the show The Young and the Restless from 1975 to 1982. Then, he became Michael Knight in NBC's Knight Rider for four years and consecutively played the iconic Mitch Buchannon in Baywatch.

David Hasselhoff – Now

Hasselhoff's name is eternally linked to his Baywatch stint because he stayed with the show for its entire run and then appeared again as his character in Baywatch Hawaii. This iconic role would result in self-parodic portrayals in Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story and The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie.

Since his heyday, Hasselhoff has participated in films and shows but nothing was as magnanimous as Baywatch. He also featured in highly publicized controversies, including his 2016 financial woes. This 2021, the 68-year-old is auctioning off his legendary KITT car from Knight Rider.

Brande Roderick – Then

Brande Roderick was first a model before becoming an actress, posing for Playboy in 2000 before joining the cast of Baywatch Hawaii as Leigh Dyer for just a year. Despite the short stint, she did leave a lasting impression and became the Playmate of the Year in 2001.

Roderick continued to shine following her Baywatch job, landing roles in series like Joey, The Parkers, and The Game, as well as in films such as Hood of Horror, Anderson Bench, Frankie's Redemption, and Starsky & Hutch. The stunner also reunited with her Baywatch co-stars in 2003's Baywatch: Hawaiian Wedding.

Brande Roderick – Now

Roderick found herself in competition and reality shows, joining the Gameshow Marathon in 2006 and Celebrity Apprentice in 2009. Apart from a successful acting career, she has also maintained a quiet personal life with her Instagram feed being the only window to her being a mother of two.

The former Playmate, who previously dated the late Hugh Hefner, has explored her childhood passion for real estate. She took a course about this industry at 16 and started selling houses at 18. The 46-year-old is now a realtor in Temecula, California, and resides with her family in La Jolla.

Billy Warlock - Then

Billy Warlock had always been into acting since he was young and his stuntman father paved the way for his first Hollywood gig as a stuntman for Mork & Mindy. This stint would eventually earn him a role in Happy Days before he was tapped for Baywatch.

Being one of the Baywatch heartthrobs that set pulses racing on the show, Warlock, who played Eddie Kramer for three seasons, was paired opposite Elena Eleniak. Their reel relationship transcended to real life, and because they both felt that their careers were taking off, they thought they needed to leave the show. 

Billy Warlock - Now

Even though they had gotten engaged, Warlock and Eleinak's romance was short-lived, as most Hollywood flings are. He might have departed the show but the California native has no regrets about that decision, except about leaving the cast and crew behind.

Nonetheless, Baywatch opened doors for Warlock and would go on to star in a multitude of series like Days of Our Lives, The Young and the Restless, As the World Turns, and One Life to Live. Unfortunately for his fans, he won't be seen on TV soon because he now spends his time as a ski school supervisor.

Jaason Simmons - Then

Once upon a time, Tasmania-born Jaason Simmons, who knew that he wanted to act since he was 7, borrowed money so he could fly from Sydney to Los Angeles to pursue his passion. On the other side of the pond, the undeniably handsome guy worked as a waiter and as he was about to give up on his lifelong dream, he bagged the role of Logan Fowler in Baywatch in 1994.

After leaving the iconic show in 1997, Simmons went back to drama school before moving to London to perform on stage. He also ditched his signature luscious locks, much to the disappointment of his avid fans.

Jaason Simmons - Now

Under Simmons' film and TV credits after Baywatch include The Devil's Tattoo, The Sea Wolf, Bloody Mary, Nowhere, and Sharknado. He made headlines in 2008 after he came out as gay in an Australian newspaper, wherein he also announced his intentions to marry John O'Callaghan, with whom he shares a son.

Simmons has nothing bad to say about Baywatch and his castmates and has even agreed to participate in the upcoming documentary about the legendary series. However, one day after he shot scenes in 2020, filming had to be shut down because of the pandemic. 

José Solano - Then

Born in Englewood, California, José Solano joined the cast of Baywatch on season seven as Manny Gutierrez, one of the youngest characters in the show. His plot was that because of his strength and physique, David Hasselhoff's Mitch Buchannon allowed him to join the team of lifeguards.

Solano became one of the regular Hispanics on the show. He eventually left Baywatch in 1999 and went on to play Jaimé Carillo in Resurrection Blvd. in 2000. The actor also bagged the role of Ruben Rivera in Devil's Knight and Andrew Tay in Curse of Alcatraz.

José Solano - Now

Since his Baywatch days, Solano had moved on to become a production manager, and under his helm were Mirada de Mujer, Mirada de Mujer: El regreso, and Amor en custodia. Unfortunately, the star's acting floundered in the years that followed.

His name again popped up in news in 2002, after he filed a case against Playgirl magazine stemming from his 1999 shoot. Solano alleged that the publication left a false impression about his pictures that jeopardized his projects. He has since retreated from the limelight but his bizarre brush-in with the law in 2008 created a loud buzz anew. 

Marliece Andrada - Then

Born and raised in Manteca, California, Marliece Andrada wanted to discover the world of acting when she moved to Los Angeles. However, the stunner was tapped to become a Raiderette, a cheerleader for the Oakland Raiders. Although she only cheered for the team for a season, she was crowned the Catalina Tropic Babe.

Andrada first entered the scene in 1996 when she was tapped to play an extra in the HBO show Arli$$, a program that starred Sandra Oh, Robert Wuhl, and Jim Turner among others. Then she was cast to play Skylar Bergman in 1997, a gig that instantly thrust her to stardom.

Marliece Andrada - Now

Although Andrada's Baywatch character only appeared for a few episodes in season eight, it did put her name on the map. In March 1998, she was hailed the Playmate of the Month. In the following year, she was featured in a video game titled Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko.

Unfortunately, Andrada's career nose-dived following 1999's Love Stink stint, which didn't even credit her. She has backed out of the spotlight and is quite hard to track nowadays. A Baywatch fan account on Instagram, however, claimed that the actress had appeared in commercials before getting married and retiring.

Shawn Weatherly - Then

Shawn Weatherly traversed the pageantry route first before dipping her toes into acting. The statuesque lady was the representative of her state and won the Miss USA competition in 1980. She bested other beauty queens from other countries and was crowned Miss Universe in the same year.

Her foray into acting came in 1983 when she was cast Billie Ann Baxley on The Dukes of Hazzard. During the same year, she nabbed small roles in The A-Team, Lottery!, and Happy Days. A few more appearances in different series came but it was her Baywatch stint as Jill Riley that ultimately thrust her to unimaginable fame. 

Shawn Weatherly - Now

Weatherly, however, exited Baywatch when Jill Riley died of a complication that she incurred from a shark attack. It was a tragic way to kill her character but her career only blossomed after this. Her fans would also remember her for her Cadet Karen Adams role in Police Academy 3: Back in Training.

The last time we heard of Weatherly was in 2014, when she starred in the comedy Love in the Time of Monsters before leaving show business. Perhaps she has decided to be a full-time mom to his two kids, whom she shares with husband Chip Harris. 

Mitzi Kapture - Then

Mitzi Kapture was known for her role as Sergeant Rita Lee Lance on Silk Stalkings from 1991 to 1995 before she played Alex Ryker, the innovative and straightforward lifeguard in Baywatch, from 1998 to 1999. After this, the brunette beauty continued to appear in several TV shows, the most notable of which is The Young and The Restless, where she played Anita Hodges from 2002 to 2005.

Kapture also appeared on She Spies as Charlotte Hill. She starred in the 2006 thriller Night of Terror, which revolves around a family tormented by a killer during a stormy night.  

Mitzi Kapture - Now

Kapture played Dr. Kerry Jeffus, a therapist who dealt with patients with autism in the highly lauded 2008 independent film God's Ears. Through the years, her acting career has dwindled although she appeared on Rules of Engagement, a CBS sitcom that ran from 2007 to 2013, in 2010.

She last acted in The Executive, a comedy directed by John Wesley Norton. Nowadays, it's hard to get a hold of Kapture because she stayed away from the limelight in recent years. From her 16 Instagram posts, we can say that the star is a dedicated mother to her two kids.

Jeremy Jackson – Then

At 6, Jeremy Jackson already starred in a Mattel commercial and by 10, he was cast as Hobie, the son of David Hasselhoff's Mitch Buchannon. He practically grew on the set of the hit show as he portrayed the role for nine years until 1999.

However, while filming the show, he fell into the trap of illegal substances. With millions of money in earnings from Baywatch, the teen Jackson developed an addiction to drugs. It eventually got to his head and he quit the show, thinking that he could do better after this job.

Jeremy Jackson – Now

After his highly publicized arrest when he was 19, Jackson vowed to change himself for the better. He joined a string of reality TV shows, which mostly highlighted his troubled past. The actor also appeared in Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew, where he publicly worked on himself to recover.

However, in 2015, he had to serve a 270-day sentence that stemmed from a violent incident. Four years later, it was revealed that Jackson suffered from a slew of mental health illnesses like bipolar disorder, depression, and anxiety. Nowadays, you'll find him at the gym, training his clients.

 

Krista Allen - Then

Although Krista Allen studied education, she set aside a career in teaching to try her hand in acting in California. She broke out into the scene in 1994, when she first got her break on Emmanuelle, which was followed by appearances on TV shows like Deadly Games, Silk Stalkings, Days of Our Lives, and CSI.

In 2000, Allen was tapped to play Jenna Avid on Baywatch and then went on to guest star on shows like Smallville, Charmed, Friends, Mutant X, I'm with Her, Two and a Half Men, and Monk. 

Krista Allen - Now

Allen continued to enjoy a steady stream of projects, mostly for TV, in the years that followed her Baywatch gig. She also successfully landed big screen gigs, including 2002's Confessions of a Dangerous Mind. This movie starred George Clooney, whom she dated for two years.

She also worked with Adam Sandler and Jack Nicholson in the 2003 comedy Anger Management. Nowadays, Allen has refused to take a break from the spotlight and has recently finished filming The Wrong Mr. Right, Paradise Cove, After Masks, Punkin, and Shadows, which are all slated for a 2021 release.

Gena Lee Nolin – Then

Baywatch's resident rebel chic was Neely Capshaw, a character that was portrayed by several actresses, including Gena Lee Nolin. When she played the part, the lifeguard showed a hint of kindness when she saved an elderly, but it wasn't long enough before she got back to her old ways.

Nolin is also best known for being one of Barker’s Beauties on The Price Is Right in 1994. After Baywatch, she starred as the titular character in Sheena, a series that was based on W. Morgan Thomas' comic book about a woman who can turn into any jungle animal. 

Gena Lee Nolin – Now

After Baywatch and Sheena, Nolin went on to appear in Sharknado 4: The 4th Awakens and Killing Hasselhoff. She also got married to ex-NHL player Cale Hulse and has since tried to give her three kids a normal life.

However, by the late 2000s, she was diagnosed with an illness called Hashimoto's thyroiditis, wherein the thyroid produces excessive hormones. Because of this, Nolin has dedicated her life to spreading awareness about the condition, writing a book about her health problem and how she overcame it, and advocating for regular thyroid checkups.

Kelly Packard – Then

Kelly Packard was already a known actress for playing Tiffani Smith in California Dreams from 1992 to 1996. However, she became an international star after landing different roles in Baywatch, the most notable of which was April Giminski, a gig from 1991 to 1999.

After her Baywatch stint, the Glendale native found her career slowly floundering. Packard tried her luck in reality shows, first serving as a correspondent to host Dean Cain in Ripley's Believe It Or Not from 2002 to 2003 before swapping lives with actress Tichina Arnold in Celebrity Swap in 2014.

Kelly Packard – Now

Nowadays, Packard has put her Baywatch days, actually her acting career, in the past and has decided to focus on her family. She tied the knot with ER doctor Darrin Privett in 1997 and they have been blessed with four kids.

Packard is a stay-at-home mom who lives on a ranch in Newhall, California with her family. The clan is busy taking care of the animals, and as of 2017, they already have 19 creatures, including horses, chickens, and pigs. For fans that miss her, her Instagram is set to public and is filled with photos of her children. 

Jason Momoa – Then

From such a young age, Jason Momoa's good looks made him stand out from the crowd. At 19, it was said that he was working part-time in a surf shop when famous designer Takeo Kobayashi saw him. His 1998 discovery would result in being crowned as the Model of the Year in Hawaii, leading to his hosting gig of the Miss Teen Hawaii competition.

After creating a loud buzz in the industry, the hunk actor was cast as Jason Ioane in Baywatch Hawaii in 1999. Interestingly, Momoa originally wanted to become a marine biologist out of his love for animals.

Jason Momoa – Now

Momoa's career continued to take off after Baywatch, starring in North Shore as Frankie Seau from 2004 to 2005; in Stargate: Atlantis as Ronon Dex from 2005 to 2009, and in The Game as Roman in 2009. However, it was 2011's Game of Thrones, where he played the temperamental Khal Drogo, that introduced him to younger generations.

The 41-year-old thespian cemented his A-list status when he joined Ben Affleck and Henry Cavill in the 2016 movie Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice as Aquaman. His fictional character went on to have a stand-alone picture in 2018 and he is set to reprise this role in its titular sequel (2021).

Angelica Bridges – Then

Angelica Bridges could be considered an established actress when she joined the cast of Baywatch in 1997, but it was certainly one of her most defining roles. She appeared on Days of Our Lives, The Young and the Restless, NYPD Blue, Pacific Blue, Night Stand, and Conan before she wore her red swimsuit.

After playing Lt. Taylor Walsh, Bridges continued to garner TV and film credits to her name. She played Omegis on Mortal Kombat: Conquest, Paige on The Bold and the Beautiful, Cleo Robbins in V.I.P., and Sugar Jones in Veronica Mars.

Angelica Bridges – Now

Bridges still acts nowadays and fans will see her next on Sarogeto as Cindy Warbuton. She also formed a pop group called Strawberry Blonde, which performed at the Playboy mansion in 2010.

Interestingly, Bridges tried pet sitting, which got her in trouble in 2018. The owner of a Papillon named Snoopy slapped the actress with a lawsuit after the dog died under her care when it escaped from her fence and got hit by a vehicle. These days, however, you would see from the star's Instagram account that she is busy rescuing and fostering animals.

Carmen Electra – Then

Apart from Pamela Anderson and David Hasselhoff, Carmen Electra is the most memorable star that had ever joined the lifeguard set on Baywatch. The gorgeous model's star factor already shone brightly before her acting career took off.

Despite having the talent for singing and dancing, Electra rose to fame for gracing the pages of Playboy in the '90s, which eventually led to her casting as Lani McKenzie in Baywatch in 1996. Despite being a fan favorite, the actress left the show after just one season. As per the grapevine, the stunner departed because she didn't feel that it was for her.

Carmen Electra – Now

Even though Electra turned her back on such a great opportunity, her career flourished even more after Baywatch. However, it was her personal life that garnered more attention. She made the headlines in the '90s for her brief marriage with basketball superstar Dennis Rodman but her union with Red Hot Chili Peppers' Dave Navarro created arguably a louder buzz.

Interestingly, Navarro and Electra remained the best of friends even after calling it quits in 2007, four years after they tied the knot. The last time we heard, she was dating musician Rob Patterson. Nowadays, the stunner hasn't let her modeling career take a back seat as she continues to pose for the lens.

Alexandra Paul – Then

Die-hard Baywatch fans best know Alexandra Paul for being the hard-working Lt. Stephanie Holden for five seasons of the hit show. Her character was beloved as well for being dedicated to her job to the point that this caused her demise in season 8 after the mast of a ship hit her while she was saving someone.

But prior to landing the role of Stephanie, Paul had been etching her name in show business, appearing in the 1982 film Paper Dolls and the 1983 flick Christine. She also played small roles in a string of TV shows like L.A. Fighters and Melrose Place after her days on the beach.

Alexandra Paul – Now

Paul's career only soared after her Baywatch project and she has never let her career take a pause. In 2003, she participated in the reunion movie, playing Allison Ford, Mitch Buchannon's new flame who looked exactly like his late ex.

Apart from starring in films and TV shows, Paul had also tried her luck in producing and writing. Even though the 57-year-old has her hands full with left and right acting projects, she has been a fervent political activist and is a competitive endurance athlete. She is also spreading awareness about overpopulation, which is why she refuses to have a child.