Whatever Happened To The Cast Of My Super Sweet 16?

For 10 glorious seasons, MTV's "My Super Sweet 16" proved that, sometimes, money really can buy happiness. Kicking off way back in 2005, the beloved teen show followed spoiled children of filthy rich parents as they planned over-the-top birthday bashes to mark this all-important rite of passage in their young lives. Sometimes, celebrities showed up, and, more often than not, the birthday boy or girl received an expensive car as a gift at the end of it all. But one thing that was nearly guaranteed with each episode? Nuclear meltdowns from the featured kids.

"My Super Sweet 16" was an addictive show, but it's worth noting that, as its title suggests, the participants were very young when MTV cameras were there to capture the best and worst moments of planning their birthday celebrations. In the years since, many of them have dropped out of public life entirely, while the vast majority have normal, everyday jobs. A handful of past participants, though, are now famous in their own right, too, with "Sweet 16" a distant memory. This is where the stars of "My Super Sweet 16" are today, far removed from their teenage stardom.

Self-described "Mommy's girl" Cher Hubsher made a splash at her party featured on "My Super Sweet 16," thanks to an embarrassing wardrobe malfunction. The teenager lived in a literal castle, so it wasn't a massive shock when Hubsher's doting parents gifted her a $94,000 cherry-red Jaguar at the end of the night (via MTV). As Screen Rant noted, things haven't changed too much for her since then, with Hubsher and mom Dawn a key part of the TLC reality show "sMothered," which follows mother-daughter duos who are a bit too close for comfort. They even co-wrote a book together, entitled "A Bond That Lasts Forever."

Hubsher is now a mother in her own right, sharing daughter Belle, who was born in 2019, with plastic surgeon husband Jared Gopman. The two reportedly met while attending college in Florida and married soon after they were done with school. Professionally, aside from her stints on reality TV, the former "Sweet 16" star has worked as an actress, cheerleader, life coach, and even a nurse. Although Hubsher's life, particularly her bond with her mom, may seem slightly unorthodox to some, there's no doubting how happy she is focusing on family above all else.

There were plenty of girly girls on "My Super Sweet 16," but Mary Morrison might just take the cake as the biggest one of all. After arriving to her party in a pink Corvette, the teenager was gifted a horse worth $150,000 by her adoring parents (via InTouch Weekly). Judging by Morrison's Twitter account, which has been slightly neglected at the time of writing, she's still based down south in Nashville, Tennessee, but Morrison looks worlds away from her teenage self in professional photos where she's dressed uncharacteristically all in white. 

Her LinkedIn page, which places Morrison in Florida, fits the one-time reality star's new business-like approach, noting that she obtained her doctorate in philosophy, with a concentration in industrial and organizational psychology, from Walden University, after nabbing her bachelor's degree from Middle Tennessee State University. Her most recent achievement is a project management certification from Cornell University. This emphasis on academics has clearly stood to her as Morrison worked as a project manager for Healthline Media from 2017 to 2019, where she proudly spearheaded "a team of over 150 medical experts and reviewers."

As dates go, it's hard to get any bigger than Rihanna, but that's exactly who Darnell Roy Robinson brought to his Sweet 16 celebration (via Daily Edge). He also wore a crown and sat on a gold throne, but those were small fry in comparison. Clearly, this kid knew he was destined for greatness and, unsurprisingly, after showcasing his impressive rap skills as a teen on "My Super Sweet 16," Robinson used the intervening time to focus entirely on music. As his Instagram page details, the mini mogul is the president of Sugar Hill Records and CEO of Rich Clique Entertainment. 

Robinson still parties pretty hard, while quipping about "working," though he doesn't appear to do so in an all-white suit these days (a shame). Elsewhere, the intrepid entrepreneur appeared on another reality show, "First Family of Hip Hop," which launched in 2017 and followed the Robinsons as they made their dreams come true (via IMDb). In an interview with The Source, the super-busy star admitted that, back in his "Sweet 16" days, he treated music like a game rather than a job. Nowadays, "I'm a grinder, I never stop," he said.

The bread and butter of "My Super Sweet 16" are the freak-outs — the bigger the better — and Alexa Victoria Jane had one seriously massive meltdown all because of ... centerpieces!? After fighting with her mother to get the fancier, more expensive variety, Jane turned up at the ballroom on the day of her big bash only to discover her mom had gone over her head. Cue a tearful appeal to "Daddy." Despite the teenager's tantrum, neither parent would budge (via YouTube). It was a moment for the ages, bested only by Jane's sexy belly dancing performance, which kicked off the party proper (via Teen Vogue).

The teen was demonstrably talented so it's unsurprising that, in the intervening years, Jane has continued to focus on her dancing prowess. Her Instagram account is filled with stunning shots of Jane at a Miami studio, with one post even suggesting Jane feels compelled to move her body, as the Florida native revealed, "What was once merely a desire to dance is now a full blown, flamboyant NEED." Over on Twitter, meanwhile, the budding entrepreneur lists several jobs, including event designer, digital content manager, and photographer.

Similar to fellow "My Super Sweet 16"-ers Teyana Taylor, Darnell Robinson, and Erin Wright, Quincy Brown has also dedicated his post-MTV years to music. He credits his adopted father Sean "P Diddy" Combs with influencing his professional trajectory, telling Metro UK in 2020, "Growing up I was able to be exposed to different things which creates who I am today. Everything that I've been through, all the cities that I've grown up in, all of that creates the person you see." As Life & Style acknowledged, although his 16^th birthday was suitably extravagant, Brown has mellowed as he's advanced in his career.

As Spectrum News NY1 noted in an interview with the actor and musician, Brown also feels like he's following in his late mother Kim Porter's footsteps, since she moved to New York City as a teen to pursue modeling. His IMDb lists several small roles, but it seems music is his main focus these days, judging by the former reality star's popular YouTube channel, where Brown frequently posts music videos and even short films.

Who could forget Chelsi Beauregard? Or should that be Empress Chelsi, who threw a Roman-themed birthday party, featured in an episode of "My Super Sweet 16" (via IMDb), during which someone put their face in the cake, completely destroying it in the process. Beauregard has stayed firmly out of the limelight since making her mark on "My Super Sweet 16," though she did appear in spinoff series "Exiled," during which the spoiled teen was sent to freezing-cold Norway to acquire some perspective on her charmed life (via IMDb). Beauregard has no public social media to speak of, with her Instagram set firmly to private. 

However, we know from her bio that the former reality star has at least one child, while her life's passion is the study of "microbiology and infectious disease." Her LinkedIn page confirms as such, noting the former "Sweet 16"-er attended Marist College, where she obtained a bachelor's degree in biological and biomedical sciences, followed by a stint at the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, where she earned her doctorate and, later, from 2013 onward, worked as a graduate student researcher. Impressive!