Where the Modern Family cast is now (2025)

TL;DR:

• Eric Stonestreet married Lindsay Schweitzer on Sept. 9, 2025.
  
• Sofía Vergara judges AGT Season 20 and earned awards buzz for Griselda.
  
• Sarah Hyland returns to Broadway on Oct. 8 as Connie Francis in Just In Time.
  
• Ed O’Neill led FX/Hulu’s Clipped and joins Ryan Murphy’s All’s Fair.
  
• Ty Burrell launches an Audible series and hints at more on-camera work.
  

The Pritchett-Dunphy-Tucker gang did not slow down after the finale. Here is what each star is doing in 2025, with quick dates so you can track what is current.

Eric Stonestreet (Cameron Tucker)

Eric Stonestreet married longtime partner Lindsay Schweitzer on Sept. 9, 2025, sharing the news on his birthday. Outlets including People and EW reported the at-home Kansas City celebration. He also played the “Mad Santa” Magnus Antas in The Santa Clauses Season 2 on Disney+ in late 2023, a fun heel turn highlighted by Disney’s promo push.
Why you care: wedding photos and posts are driving big social traffic, and holiday reruns surface his Disney role each season.

Jesse Tyler Ferguson (Mitchell Pritchett)

Jesse’s food-and-conversation podcast Dinner’s On Me keeps rolling with A-list guests, covered by People and YouTube releases. He returns to New York theater in 2025, including Shakespeare in the Park’s Twelfth Night (Aug. 7 to Sept. 14, 2025), per New York Theatre Guide.
Why you care: podcasts create weekly search interest, and firm dates draw event-driven clicks.

Sofía Vergara (Gloria Delgado-Pritchett)

Sofía is a judge on America’s Got Talent Season 20 in 2025, covered by NBC Insider and other outlets. Her 2024 Netflix drama Griselda earned major awards recognition, with Emmy and Golden Globes coverage across NBC and E!.
Why you care: AGT is live and weekly, and awards clips and memes keep “Griselda Sofía” trending.

Ed O’Neill (Jay Pritchett)

Ed starred as Donald Sterling in FX/Hulu’s Clipped, which premiered June 2024 to strong press. He also joined Ryan Murphy’s upcoming legal series All’s Fair, set to premiere in November 2025, with cast news across Deadline/Variety roundups.
Why you care: prestige limited series plus a buzzy Ryan Murphy drama equals steady interest.

Julie Bowen (Claire Dunphy)

Julie is back with Adam Sandler in Netflix’s Happy Gilmore 2, which debuted July 25, 2025. Netflix Tudum and People confirmed her return as Virginia Venit. She also continues her interview podcast Quitters with co-host Chad Sanders.
Why you care: Netflix sequels spike watch guides, and Julie’s media stops fuel fresh quotes.

Ty Burrell (Phil Dunphy)

Ty lives in Utah, co-owning local bars and restaurants, and recently launched Audible’s scripted series The Good Life, inspired by his family, per People’s August 2025 feature. He has hinted at a return to on-camera work.
Why you care: a new audio series gives fresh angles, and any “Phil comeback” rumor moves clicks.

Sarah Hyland (Haley Dunphy)

Sarah wraps a big theater year. After playing Daisy Buchanan in The Great Gatsby on Broadway in early 2025, she joins Just In Time as Connie Francis starting Oct. 8, 2025, opposite Jonathan Groff, per People and Broadway announcements. She previously hosted Love Island USA but did not return in 2024 when Ariana Madix took over.
Why you care: exact start dates drive “tickets + casting” search demand.

Ariel Winter (Alex Dunphy)

Ariel headlines the screen-life thriller Don’t Log Off in 2025, with trailer and release details shared by genre outlets and YouTube. She continues voice work and keeps an active social presence.
Why you care: horror trailers perform on socials, and her move to new genres draws curiosity.

Nolan Gould (Luke Dunphy)

Nolan appears in the mockumentary comedy The Nana Project, which hit VOD in 2024 via Gravitas Ventures, with listings on Rotten Tomatoes and festival notes. He keeps a steady indie footprint and stays close with the cast on socials.
Why you care: fans search for “then and now” shots and where to stream his latest.

Rico Rodriguez (Manny Delgado)

Rico voiced “Ice” in the animated feature Sneaks, which released April 18, 2025, per Texas outlet MySA. He also popped in headlines for his new look at early-2025 premieres.
Why you care: voice roles plus transformation photos keep Manny in feeds.

Aubrey Anderson-Emmons (Lily Tucker-Pritchett)

Aubrey grew her TikTok and music following through 2024–2025, and People covered her theater steps and reunions with castmates. Recent interviews note new music plans and a return to auditions.
Why you care: Gen Z audience follows her socials, boosting discover traffic.

Jeremy Maguire (Joe Pritchett)

Jeremy booked post-show TV one-offs and kept fans updated on Instagram. E! revisited his “all grown up” moment in 2024, and coverage in 2025 highlighted red-carpet appearances with former castmates.
Why you care: “look how they’ve grown” pieces perform well, especially with new photos.

Reid Ewing (Dylan Marshall)

E! reported in April 2025 that Reid said on Instagram Live he has stepped away from acting after short-film appearances, while continuing to discuss body dysmorphia, a topic he first addressed in 2015 news coverage.
Why you care: lifestyle and wellness angles around former teen TV stars pull readership.

At-a-glance checklist (2025 highlights)

Background refresher

Modern Family ended in 2020 after 11 seasons. Since then, cast paths split between TV judging, prestige drama, Broadway, film sequels, podcasts, and new families of their own.

Why it matters

Fans still stream Modern Family daily. Search demand surges when a cast member lands a new role, drops a trailer, or hits a red carpet. Timely, date-stamped updates help readers decide what to watch or where to buy tickets.

Sources:

• People, “Eric Stonestreet’s Wife: All About Lindsay Schweitzer,” https://people.com/who-is-lindsay-schweitzer-eric-stonestreet-wife-11806167, Sept. 9, 2025
  
• Entertainment Weekly, “Eric Stonestreet marries Lindsay Schweitzer,” https://ew.com/eric-stonestreet-marries-lindsay-schweitzer-11806198, Sept. 9, 2025
  
• NBC Insider, “Who Is Performing Tonight on AGT 20’s Quarterfinals?” https://www.nbc.com/nbc-insider/agt-2025-tonight-september-9-live-quarterfinals, Sept. 9, 2025
  
• E! News, “Griselda’s Sofía Vergara Makes History with 2024 Emmy Nomination,” https://www.eonline.com/news/1405075/griseldas-sofia-vergara-makes-history-with-2024-emmy-nomination, July 17, 2024
  
• LA Times, “Inside the Donald Sterling scandal: Clipped,” https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/tv/story/2024-05-20/clipped-fx-hulu-donald-sterling, May 20, 2024
  
• Variety/Deadline roundups via Wikipedia “All’s Fair (2025 TV series)” cast entry, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All%27s_Fair_%282025_TV_series%29, accessed Sept. 9, 2025
  
• Netflix Tudum, “Happy Gilmore 2 Is Here,” https://www.netflix.com/tudum/articles/happy-gilmore-2-release-date-photos-news, July 25, 2025
  
• People, “Julie Bowen expected to be recast in Happy Gilmore 2,” https://people.com/julie-bowen-expected-to-be-recast-in-happy-gilmore-2-sequel-11766773, July 2025
  
• People, “Sarah Hyland to Play Connie Francis in Broadway’s Just In Time,” https://people.com/sarah-hyland-to-play-connie-francis-in-broadway-just-in-time-11802350, Sept. 3, 2025
  

New York Theatre Guide, Jesse Tyler Ferguson profile with 2025 Twelfth Night dates, https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/stars-on-stage/jesse-tyler-ferguson, July 25, 2024