Where Are They Now? The Cast of “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air”
Alfonso Ribeiro
As snooty-booty cousin Carlton, Alfonso Ribeiro was almost as important of a character as Will. I mean, how many times have you wanted to sing, “It’s Not Unusual,” or do the Carlton dance when you think of that show? Thank this player right here. My favorite episode that revolved around Carlton had to be when he did the bet with Will that he couldn’t stay a night in MacArthur Park, and somehow he proved Will wrong (and became gangsta at the same time.) After “The Fresh Prince,” Ribeiro went on to do voice work, and also starred alongside LL Cool J in the popular show, “In the House.” He’s also made appearances on “One on One,” “Are We There Yet?”, was a host for the show “Catch 21” and won the reality competition show, “Celebrity Duets,” after singing with the likes of Chaka Khan and James Ingram.
