As of this writing, Lisa Bonet is a 53-year-old woman and mother of three. Her first marriage to Lenny Kravitz ended after just six years and produced her daughter Zoë, who went on to be an actress like her mom, per IMDb. She later wed "Game of Thrones" star Jason Momoa and the couple have two children together, according to Biography.
While she has stayed out of the Hollywood limelight for the most part, she has still continued acting and has appeared in a number of television series since her "Cosby Show" and "A Different World" life ended. They include "Life on Mars," "Drunk History," "The Red Road," and "Ray Donovan." In 1998, she starred in two big feature films, "Enemy of the State" and "High Fidelity" (via IMDb). Notably, Zoë starred in the 2020 TV reboot of the latter.
When Net-a-Porter asked her why she never became a bigger star during her adult years, she replied with a laugh. "I don't know!" she admitted. "I always had one foot in and one foot out of the business, so that's part of it. But also, it's slim pickings out there! There aren't endless opportunities for women of color."
