'Blossom' Cast: What Happened To Them?

Blossom is a sitcom that ran for a grand total of 5 seasons, from 1990 until 1995. The series revolved around the life of Italian American teenager "Blossom Russo" and her somewhat hilariously dysfunctional family. During the years on the air, the show also had a variety of famous guest stars including Mr. T, Hugh Hefner, David Spade, ALF and even Will Smith.

"Vinnie Bonitardi" is "Blossom's" on and off boyfriend throughout the series. Although they start off on rocky terms at the beginning of the series, their relationship improves over time, with "Vinnie" eventually attempting to get along with her family. Even though he portrays a rugged, tough-guy image, on the inside, he is a real sweetheart.

After his role on Blossom, David Lascher decided to continue his acting career starring in shows like Clueless and Sabrina The Teenage Witch. Lascher is currently married to Jill London with whom he also has three children.

"Anthony Russo" is a recovering drug addict and alcoholic who regularly has difficulty remembering the last four years of his life. "Anthony" works at a doughnut shop at the beginning of the series before ultimately becoming a paramedic. He is often seen giving "Blossom" life advice throughout the series.

Michael Stoyanov actually left Blossom during the show's final season, a move which he later regretted. This led him to write for shows like Late Night with Conan O'Brien, MadTV, and Mr. Snow. Nowadays he is rarely seen in Hollywood, occasionally having minor roles in a few different movies.

"Buzz Richman", played by actor Barnard Hughes, is "Blossom's" grandfather. He was a war veteran who had been married multiple times. "Buzz" is a funloving person with some of his interests being women, cigars, jokes, and alcohol. Barnard Hughes himself moved on to star in several smaller productions, like The Lost Boys and The Odd Couple II, after his role in Blossom. Hughes passed away on July 11, 2006.

"Nick Russo" is "Blossom's" father and the main caregiver of the family after his wife ultimately leaves him. He works as a piano player who plays for a wide variety of bands. Due to his past alcohol and drug addiction, he has a somewhat conservative attitude towards parenting.

Ted Wass's acting career wasn't met with much success after his role on Blossom, so Wass decided to pursue directing instead. It was there where he was really able to shine directing shows like The Jeff Foxworthy Show, Smart Guy, Crumbs, Rules Of Engagement, 2 Broke Girls and Mom. 

"Six LeMeure" is "Blossom's" best friend who has a huge crush on "Joey". Her parents are divorced which attributed to her troubled childhood. Throughout the show, "Six" goes through a variety of incidents including alcoholism, dating a married older man, and even a pregnancy scare.

After her role in Blossom, Jenna von Oÿ moved on to star in shows like Chicago Hope, Pepper Ann, and What's With Andy as well as films like A Goofy Movie, Truth Be Told, and Lukewarm. She won two Young Artists Awards for her performance in Blossom back in 1993.

"Joey Russo" is somewhat of a jock, who plays baseball for his high school team. He isn't the brightest of the bunch but is still a very kind person at heart. Later on in the series, he gets accepted to Arizona State University to play baseball.