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Hart of Dixie won over audiences with its love triangles, heartwarming friendships and southern charm.

Rachel Bilson led the cast of the CW series from September 2011 to March 2015, portraying lovable New York doctor turned Alabama resident Zoe Hart. Wilson Bethel (Wade Kinsella) and Scott Porter (George Tucker) played her love interests, while Cress Williams (Lavon Hayes) took on the role of the town’s mayor and Zoe’s best friend. The leading lady frequently butted heads with Jaime King and Tim Matheson’s father-daughter duo, Lemon Breeland and Brick Breeland, respectively, though the trio came to adore each other eventually. A supporting cast of wacky locals rounded out the ensemble.

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The show ended its run after four seasons as Bilson prepared to give birth to her first child.

Bilson fueled chatter about a revival in December 2020. “Oh, I would totally do it. We all love each other. We have such a good group. We have a group chat that we’re always checking in and stuff,” she told PopCulture.com. “I would love to do it. It was such a great experience. I loved playing Zoe, and I really did love everyone I worked with. So, if the opportunity arose, I would definitely do it. … We’re always saying, ‘Let’s bring it back. What can we do?’ Everyone’s into it.”

Scroll through the gallery below to see where the Hart of Dixie cast is now!

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‘Hart of Dixie’ Cast: Where Are They Now?

Hart of Dixie won over audiences with its love triangles, heartwarming friendships and southern charm. Rachel Bilson led the cast of the CW series from September 2011 to March 2015, portraying lovable New York doctor turned Alabama resident Zoe Hart. Wilson Bethel (Wade Kinsella) and Scott Porter (George Tucker) played her love interests, while Cress Williams (Lavon Hayes) took on the role of the town’s mayor and Zoe’s best friend. The leading lady frequently butted heads with Jaime King and Tim Matheson’s father-daughter duo, Lemon Breeland and Brick Breeland, respectively, though the trio came to adore each other eventually. A supporting cast of wacky locals rounded out the ensemble. The show ended its run after four seasons as Bilson prepared to give birth to her first child. Bilson fueled chatter about a revival in December 2020. “Oh, I would totally do it. We all love each other. We have such a good group. We have a group chat that we’re always checking in and stuff,” she told PopCulture.com. “I would love to do it. It was such a great experience. I loved playing Zoe, and I really did love everyone I worked with. So, if the opportunity arose, I would definitely do it. … We’re always saying, ‘Let’s bring it back. What can we do?’ Everyone’s into it.” Scroll through the gallery below to see where the Hart of Dixie cast is now!

Credit: The CW

‘Hart of Dixie’ Cast: Where Are They Now?

Hart of Dixie won over audiences with its love triangles, heartwarming friendships and southern charm. Rachel Bilson led the cast of the CW series from September 2011 to March 2015, portraying lovable New York doctor turned Alabama resident Zoe Hart. Wilson Bethel (Wade Kinsella) and Scott Porter (George Tucker) played her love interests, while Cress Williams (Lavon Hayes) took on the role of the town’s mayor and Zoe’s best friend. The leading lady frequently butted heads with Jaime King and Tim Matheson’s father-daughter duo, Lemon Breeland and Brick Breeland, respectively, though the trio came to adore each other eventually. A supporting cast of wacky locals rounded out the ensemble. The show ended its run after four seasons as Bilson prepared to give birth to her first child. Bilson fueled chatter about a revival in December 2020. “Oh, I would totally do it. We all love each other. We have such a good group. We have a group chat that we’re always checking in and stuff,” she told PopCulture.com. “I would love to do it. It was such a great experience. I loved playing Zoe, and I really did love everyone I worked with. So, if the opportunity arose, I would definitely do it. … We’re always saying, ‘Let’s bring it back. What can we do?’ Everyone’s into it.” Scroll through the gallery below to see where the Hart of Dixie cast is now!

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Rachel Bilson (Zoe Hart)

Bilson went on to star on Nashville, Take Two, Drunk History and Lovestruck. She also cohosts the “Welcome to the OC, Bitches!” podcast with her former O.C. costar Melinda Clarke.

The Chuck alum welcomed daughter Briar Rose in October 2014 with ex Hayden Christensen, whom she split from in September 2017. She subsequently dated Bill Hader from 2019 to 2020.

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Jaime King (Lemon Breeland)

The actress later appeared in Barely Lethal, Black Summer, Ocean’s Eight, Escape Plan 2: Hades and The Mistletoe Promise.

King filed for divorce from Kyle Newman — with whom she shares sons James and Leo — in May 2020 after nearly 13 years of marriage. She was linked to entrepreneur Sennett Devermont in December 2020.

Credit: The CW; Shutterstock

Cress Williams (Lavon Hayes)

Following roles on Code Black, Doubt and Lowriders, Williams led Black Lightning, also making guest appearances on The Flash and DC’s Legends of Tomorrow.

The actor shares son Elijah and daughter Amika with ex-wife Simbi Khali. He also has two children with wife Kristen Torrianni, whom he married in June 2013.

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Wilson Bethel (Wade Kinsella)

Bethel moved on to All Rise, How to Get Away With Murder, The Astronaut Wives Club, Blood & Oil and Bates Motel. He joined the Marvel universe as Benjamin "Dex" Poindexter in the third season of Netflix's Daredevil and he will reprise the role in Disney+'s upcoming series Daredevil: Born Again.

Bethel tied the knot with Liesl Martinez in November 2020. They have since welcomed their first child, a daughter.

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Scott Porter (George Tucker)

The Friday Night Lights alum shows no signs of slowing down. Since Hart of Dixie ended, he has starred on Ginny & Georgia, Lucifer, Scorpion, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and Why Women Kill.

Porter shares son McCoy and daughter Clover with wife Kelsey Mayfield, whom he wed in April 2013.

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Tim Matheson (Brick Breeland)

Matheson has appeared on This Is Us, The Good Fight, The Affair, Child’s Play, Madam Secretary, Killing Reagan and Virgin River. He has also directed episodes of Virgin River, Lucifer and The Last Ship.

The actor has three children, Molly, Emma and Cooper, with ex-wife Megan Murphy Matheson. He married Elizabeth Marighetto in March 2018.

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Kaitlyn Black (AnnaBeth Nass)

Black has landed roles on NCIS, Driven to Dance, Hometown Killer, The Petal Pushers and Do Not Reply.

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