The beloved cast of “Lucifer,” which debuted in 2016, has experienced notable transformations as they enter 2025. Leading this journey is Tom Ellis, who brought to life the charming Lucifer Morningstar. At 46, Ellis continues to captivate audiences, recently rumored to return to Netflix for a new series. Off-screen, he balances family life with fitness and social media glimpses into his personal world.

Lauren German, who portrayed the resolute Chloe Decker, is now 46 and has shifted her focus to independent films while passionately advocating for animal rights. Her grounded nature and classic style have kept her a fan favorite even as she embraces a quieter life.

Leslie Anne Brandt, known for her role as Maze, has transitioned into producing and social justice advocacy while continuing to shine as a fashion icon at 43. DB Woodside, who played Amenadiel, remains ageless at 56 and has added directing to his impressive resume, showcasing his versatility beyond acting.

Kevin Alejandro, now 49, has taken on deeper directing roles while continuing to act, all while sharing heartwarming family moments online. Rachel Harris, at 57, is a celebrated voice actor and mental health advocate, known for her relatable charm as Dr. Linda Martin.

Inbar Lavi, who joined the series as Eve, is now a prominent figure in television and film at 39, while Tom Welling, famed for “Smallville,” continues to enchant fans at 48 with his superhero aura. Trisha Heller, now 51, thrives in her acting career and voice work, advocating for animal rights.

Amy Garcia, at 47, empowers women and supports STEM education through her platform, while Scarlet Estevez, who played Trixie, has blossomed into a rising star at 17 with roles in Disney productions. Kevin Rankin and Graham McTavish remain active in the industry, showcasing their talents across various genres.

As the cast members embrace new projects and personal journeys, their evolution from “Lucifer” continues to inspire fans, proving that their stories extend far beyond the screen.