The show ran for four seasons, ending in 2013, with the Victorious cast going on to pursue exciting careers. Whether they stayed in the spotlight or ventured into new creative paths, one thing’s certain — these former Nickelodeon stars have remained as influential as ever. Plus, with a potential Victorious revival on the way, the cast could be dusting off their old characters sooner rather than later.

Victoria Justice as Tori Vega

She Still Sings And Acts

• Active Since 2003

Character: Victoria Justice was born on February 19th, 1993, making her a teenager when Victorious premiered in 2010. Tori is the protagonist of Victorious, who, after singing in the place of her older sister, Trina, is granted ission into Hollywood Arts School. Tori is depicted as creative, caring, and responsible. However, she has a mischievous side, as she has been guilty of manipulating her friends, especially her sister, Vega. But, in the end, like most main characters in kids' sitcoms, Tori always does the right thing.

Where She Is Now: Since Victorious ended, Victoria Justice has continued to act, though not at the same rate as when she was on the show. In 2021, she played the lead in the romantic drama film Trust. More recently, she starred in The Tutor, which premiered on Netflix. Her most recent role was in 2024 in a thriller called Depravity. For her 30th birthday in 2023, she released the single “Last Man Standing”. Justice plans to release a studio album, but nothing has been released yet.

Ariana Grande as Cat Valentine

She's Oscar Nominated

• Active Since 2008

Character: Ariana Grande was born on June 26th, 1993, making her roughly 17 when Victorious premiered. Like Tori, Cat is also a sophomore at Hollywood Arts. Cat is certainly more eccentric than the main character as she sports Ariel's red hair, which is meant to resemble her favorite snack, a red velvet cupcake. She is ditzy and childlike, often carrying stuffed animals at school and using a high-pitched voice.

But make no mistake, Cat is one of the most talented actors and musicians at Hollywood Arts, making her a valuable addition to the cast. Cat was so popular that she had her own spin-off series, Sam & Cat, which featured Jennette Mccurdy's iCarly character in the other title role.

Where She Is Now: Grande has had the most successful career of her cast after Victorious ended. While Sam & Cat only ran for one season, ending in 2014, Grande is an accomplished singer, as she has recorded seven studio albums. To date, Grande has sold over 90 million records worldwide, making her one of the best-selling artists of all time, and she also has two Grammys to her name. In 2024, Grande appeared as Glinda in the cast of Wicked, the film adaptation of the smash-hit 2003 Broadway musical. Grande's performance garnered her an Academy Award nomination for Best ing Actress.

Avan Jogia as Beck Oliver

He's Still Acting

• Active Since 2006

Character: Avan Jogia was born on February 9th, 1992, making him slightly older than his co-stars Justice and Grande. Jogia plays Beck Oliver, a fellow sophomore at Hollywood Arts and Jade's boyfriend. Unlike the rest of the characters, Beck is not afraid of Jade and often likes to tease her for his amusement. Beck knows he is the most popular boy at school and has a major effect on girls. Still, Beck remains laid-back and modest.

Throughout the series, his storylines frequently center on his romance with Jade, and the couple eventually breaks up. Beck tries to kiss Tori, itting he has feelings for her, but this relationship doesn't go anywhere. It's even revealed in Sam & Cat that Beck and Jade are back together.

Where He Is Now: Since Victorious ended, Avan Jogia has been acting and producing. He starred in the lead role of Twisted, a crime drama where he portrayed Danny Desai, a high school student with a mysterious past. He also appeared in various TV series, including The Bride and the Bachelor and Now Apocalypse. In films, Jogia has appeared in Shangri-La Suite, The Last Light, and Finding Alice. Jogia has also explored his talents behind the camera, working as a director and producer on various projects.

Elizabeth Gillies as Jade West

She's Made A Dynasty For Herself

• Active Since 2005

Character: Jade actress Elizabeth Gillies was born on July 26th, 1993, exactly one month after co-star, Ariana Grande. Jade is Tori's frenemy, as she is sometimes vindictive towards the protagonist and, at other times, friendly. Jade is known for being a stereotypical goth girl, as she dresses in dark clothing and wears multiple piercings. She usually doesn't show affection towards anyone, including her boyfriend, Beck.

Jade is also known to be extremely possessive, as she dumps coffee on Tori's head when she thinks she is flirting with her boyfriend. Later in the series, it's revealed that Jade had a difficult childhood and couldn't emotionally connect with her parents. Eventually, though, she expressed herself as an actress and singer, securing enrollment at Hollywood Arts.

Where She Is Now: After Victorious, Elizabeth Gillies continued to find success in both television and music. She starred as Fallon Carrington in the reboot of Dynasty, where she gained widespread recognition for her performance as the bold and ruthless heiress to a business empire. As a musician, Gillies released singles like "You're a Star" and "Machine Gun", showcasing the singing abilities she previously demonstrated on Victorious. Gillies also appeared in films such as Killing Daddy and Vacation (2015), continuing to build a versatile career in Hollywood.

Matt Bennett as Robbie Shapiro

He's Tearing It Up As A DJ While Acting

• Active Since 2009

Character: Matt Bennett was born on November 13th, 1991, making him older than most of the teens in the cast. Known for his nerdy charm, Bennett's Robbie is a kind-hearted, somewhat awkward teenager, ionate who performs ventriloquism. He is rarely seen without his puppet, Rex, who often steals the spotlight with his mischievous and outspoken personality, much to Robbie's dismay.

Despite being a bit quirky, Robbie is a loyal friend and is always there to his peers. He is close with Tori and often gets caught up in her dramatic adventures, but is sure to approach any problem with intellectualism, much to Tori’s delight. His gentle nature and vulnerability make him relatable and memorable.

Where He Is Now: Matt Bennett has continued to work as an actor and is also a DJ. He has appeared in various TV shows and films, including guest roles in The McCarthys, The Big Bang Theory, and starred in Swiped, a comedy film. Bennett is also a voice actor, contributing to animated projects like Nickelodeon favorite The Loud House and the Family Guy. He even appeared in two of the music videos of fellow Victorious cast member Ariana Grande. As a DJ, Bennett plays Disney and Nickelodeon songs at different venues.

Leon Thomas III as Andre Harris

He's Making Music

Character: Like many of his Victorious cast , Andre actor Leon Thomas III was born in 1993, with his birthday being August 1st. Andre is one of Tori’s closest friends and is known for his musical abilities, particularly as a gifted singer and songwriter. Often seen playing the piano, his musical talents are central to the show, and he frequently helps his friends with their performances.

Andre’s smooth, confident demeanor makes him a natural leader in many situations, yet he is still caring towards those around him. His friendship with Tori is central to many episodes, as they often collaborate on projects, and Andre offers her advice and encouragement. He’s also known for staying calm and level-headed, even when his friends get caught in dramatic moments.

Where He Is Now: After Victorious ended, Leon Thomas III expanded his career as a producer, songwriter, and recording artist. Thomas released his own music, including singles like "Favorite", and became known for his smooth vocals and R&B style. He has worked as a producer and songwriter for other artists, collaborating with major names in the music industry, including Victorious cast member Ariana Grande and Ty Dolla $ign.

On the small screen, Thomas has appeared in various shows like Room 104 and The Family Business, an in the cast of Issa Rae’s Insecure. He also voiced the character of Tyler in The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle.

Daniella Monet as Trina Vega

• Active Since 1997

Character: Daniella Monet was born on March 1st, 1989, making her in her early twenties when Victorious premiered. Monet's Trina is Tori’s self-absorbed and older sister. She is often portrayed as attention-seeking and overconfident in her abilities, especially in her attempts to prove herself as a star.

Despite her lack of true talent, Trina believes that she is superior at everything from singing to acting and is constantly trying to push herself into the spotlight. Although she can come off as narcissistic, core, Trina is still vulnerable as craves validation and recognition. Her relationship with Tori is a mix of rivalry and love, with Trina sometimes showing jealousy but also offering moments of .

Where She Is Now: After Victorious, Monet starred in the sitcom Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn as a fun-loving character in the children's series. She also appeared in several films, including The First Time and The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones. In addition to acting, Monet became a prominent advocate for animal rights and a plant-based lifestyle. She co-founded the vegan makeup subscription service, Kinder Beauty Box, alongside Evanna Lynch who played the lovably quirky Luna Lovegood in the Harry Potter films. The brand has been dissolved as of 2024 due to a lack of profits (via Beauty Independent).

Victorious ing Cast and Characters

Many ing Cast Remain Active In Hollywood

Eric Lange as Erwin Sikowitz: Erwin Sikowitz is the unpredictable acting teacher at Hollywood Arts. He often incorporates bizarre activities into his lessons, like encouraging students to improvise everywhere or immerse themselves in strange activities meant to stimulate creativity. After Victorious, Eric Lange continued his career with notable roles in Narcos, The Long Dumb Road, and Escape at Dannemora. He also appeared on The Morning Show and has been featured in the series Brand New Cherry Flavor since 2021.

Jake Farrow as Rex Powers: Rex is Robbie’s puppet. He’s known for his sarcastic, sassy, and often rude personality, which he often uses to call out other’s faults. Jake Farrow continued his career in writing and producing, but not so much acting. He wrote for shows like Sam & Cat and The Thundermans. Farrow also co-wrote for The Fairly OddParents and the Drake and Josh and has contributed to various Nickelodeon projects, maintaining a strong presence in children's television.

Lane Napper as Lane: Lane is the dance instructor at Hollywood Arts known for his enthusiastic and slightly over-the-top teaching style and often brings energy to his classes. Lane Napper continued his career as a choreographer, actor and dialect coach. He worked on various TV shows, including Sam & Cat and The Thundermans. Lane also teaches dance at his own studio called "Camp PULSE Acting Workshop with Lane Napper."

Michael Eric Reid as Sinjin Van Cleef: Sinjin Van Cleef is a socially awkward student with a strange sense of humor who has a knack for creating odd inventions, such as a malfunctioning robot, and often gets involved in bizarre situations. Michael Eric Reid continued acting with roles in shows like Sam & Cat and the endlessly quotable Modern Family. He also starred in a film called Mamaboy in 2016.

Jim Pirri as David Vega: David Vega is the father of Tori and Trina. While not a central character, David plays an important role in showcasing Tori’s strong family bonds, offering a grounding influence in her life. Jim Pirri appeared in a variety of TV shows and films, including The Mentalist, NCIS: Los Angeles, and The Glades. He also voiced characters in animated series like Star Wars Rebels.

Jennifer Carta as Holly Vega: Danielle Vega is Tori and Trina’s mother who is confident, outgoing, and sometimes a bit self-absorbed. Post-Victorious, Jennifer Carta continued her acting career with roles in TV shows such as The Mindy Project Love Bites, and NCIS: Los Angeles.