Brian Austin Green and Tiffani Thiessen had a surprise Beverly Hills, 90210 reunion that left them with all smiles.
The exes and former costars both attended a private event hosted by Sandals Resorts on Thursday, in support of the company’s eponymous foundation, which aims to fund “impactful and meaningful” initiatives within the key areas of Education, Community and Environment in the Caribbean, per the foundation’s website.
Green and Thiessen commemorated the night by posing for a series of photos together, marking the first public reunion the duo has had since they ended their three-year relationship in 1995.
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Brian Austin Green and Tiffani Thiessen on Nov. 20, 2025
The duo were seen as one of the “it” couples of the ’90s after launching their relationship in 1992. Green previously shared that he reached out to Thiessen during her time as Kelly Kapowski on Saved By the Bell. “I was like, ‘Oh I don’t stand a chance. I’m reaching way above my weight class on this one,” Green recalled during an April 2025 episode of his Oldish podcast.
The actor noted that he was surprised when Thiessen returned his interest when he reached out to her. “I was like, ‘This is the coolest thing ever,’ because I’d never dated anyone before I’d never put myself out there as I did with her,” he admitted.
The pair began dating, and Green recalled that his bringing Thiessen around to 90210 events — on which he played David Silver — led to her being asked to join the cast in its fifth season, after Shannen Doherty‘s exit as Brenda Walsh in season 4.
“I had no idea she was going to replace Shannen at that point and her story line is going to be this [big] … and it was just the hardest thing in the world,” Green said. “This was more of a complete family, and I was there all day long every single day so all of a sudden she comes in and she’s working with people, not with me. She has a dressing [room] in the same hallway, but we have different call times, and we have different things going on.”
The former Anger Management actor confessed that he began to feel like Thiessen’s presence was “an invasion in my space,” and he felt “incredibly jealous of story lines.”
“There was just absolutely not a shred of maturity in the way I dealt. I was a wreck,” he added, admitting that his behavior “for sure” was the “downfall” of their relationship.
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Tiffani-Amber Thiessen and Brian Austin Green on ‘Beverly Hills, 90210’
As for Thiessen, despite the on-set drama her presence brought, Thiessen shared there was no bad blood between her and Green.
“I had a boyfriend who definitely was probably not the most secure with me being there,” Thiessen told Us Weekly last May. “I also had my own insecurities about being on a job that, again, was very established. There were relationships that were super close that I wasn’t a part of. It was definitely stressful and hard. I really take pride in having people speak about my work ethic and how professional I am.”
She added, “We were all young and stupid and that’s why I don’t hold any grudges. We’re both adults. I mean, our split was pretty amicable. It was easy, like, truly. He moved on. I moved on, and we had to work together.”
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Both Thiessen and Green have moved on since their short-lived romance. Thiessen has been happily married to Brady Smith since 2005, and they share son Holt and daughter Harper.
Green dated another 90210 costar, Vanessa Marcil, from the late ’90s to 2003. The two welcomed a son, Kassius, in 2002, before going their separate ways the following year. He went on to marry Megan Fox, with whom he shares three sons — Noah, Bodhi, and Journey — before they split for good in 2020. The actor is now engaged to former Dancing With the Stars pro Sharna Burgess, with whom he shares son Zane, born in 2022.
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