Nostalgia Trip: Remember when... Devon Aoki was the biggest noughties It girl?
There's no trip like a nostalgia trip.
From celebrity moments that shocked us to red carpet outfits we'll never forget and the one-hit wonder songs we'll always sing along to, even if we can't remember who released them, let's take a walk down pop culture memory lane.
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She was also known for her acting work. Who could forget her iconic pose sitting on the hood of a hot-pink custom Honda S2000 in her role as Suki in 2 Fast 2 Furious (2003)?
She also featured in projects such as Sin City (2005), War (2007), and most recently in her half-brother Steve Aoki's music video for his song Waste It On Me, featuring K-pop group BTS.
In 2009, she retired from full-time acting to focus on motherhood. She is now a mother of four, one son and three daughters, who she shares with husband James Bailey.
What happened to... Jacinda Barrett?
Suits fans couldn't tear their eyes away from the sizzling chemistry between the law firm's resident playboy Harvey Specter and colleague Zoe Lawford.
Fans were excited to see how Zoe - played by Aussie actress Jacinda Barrett - would challenge Harvey - played by Gabriel Macht.
Suits watchers say she was able to match his wit and bring him down a notch, which made her the best love interest he could've had.
Though it wasn't meant to be on-screen (with the romance only lasting three episodes) there was a happy ending at the end of it all - and an explanation as to why they were just so good together.
It is in fact because the actors are married in real life!
Long before her 2012-2013 stint on the show, Barrett had married Macht in 2004, with the pair welcoming their daughter in 2007 and their son in 2014.
But even before that, Barrett had forged a career for herself that started right here in Australia.
The Brisbane native was crowned the winner of the famed Dolly Covergirl contest in 1988 and began modelling across Europe from the age of 17.
In 1995 she made her first on-screen appearance on MTV's The Real World: London, which focused on a diverse group of strangers living together in the city. In 2004 she appeared in Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason, marking her first major film role.
Audiences were on the edge of their seats as they watched Rebecca steal Bridget's man away from her with her feminine wiles, seeming to be the exact opposite of how Bridget was.
However she (and we) had no reason to fret, with a shock resolution to the problem.
They were equally surprised when they learned the actress was in fact Australian, with audiences praising Barrett for her performance.
Following Bridget Jones she starred in Poseidon, The Last Kiss and The Namesake, all in 2006.
In 2009 she made her first appearance with her husband in the film Middle Men, and later joined the cast of Bloodline, running from 2015-2017.
One year after that, she accompanied her husband and the rest of the Suits cast to the fairytale wedding of fellow cast member Meghan Markle to Prince Harry.
In 2021, Barrett, now 52, made her last on-screen appearance in the horror-thriller film Hide and Seek. Since then, the family has kept a low profile, with recent news creating even more mystery about their whereabouts.
In an interview this week, Macht revealed that he and his family are traipsing about Europe after having left Manhattan.
"We decided to explore the world, so we left," he told People.
"I am based somewhere in Europe, but I don't tell anybody where I live because I like to keep that under wraps."
"I got out of town and we're exploring the world."
The pair reprised their roles nearly a decade later in a 2011 episode of Two and a Half Men, titled Nice to Meet You, Walden Schmidt, playing an unnamed couple looking to buy the house Charlie, Alan and Jake lived in together after Charlie's death.
In their signature fashion, Dharma is still as carefree as ever while Greg frets about providing for her. The pair's scene ends with an argument as they decide not to buy the house.
For her role as Dharma, Elfman received the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress – Television Series Musical or Comedy in 1999, and three nominations for the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series
Since the end of Dharma & Greg in 2002, Elfman starred in a number of short-lived television series, including Accidentally on Purpose, 1600 Penn, Growing Up Fisher, and more.
In fact, she went through a bit of a rough patch, with three of these shows cancelled after their first season.
She is known for playing June Dorie in Fear of the Walking Dead, taking on the role for five years.
Elfman currently has a recurring role as Eve Drake in Tim Allen's new sitcom Shifting Gears.
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