Getting older and unable to fulfill the teen heartthrob role any longer, Lawrence found his career sputtering. In 1999 he landed a role in the film Desperate But Not Serious, with Christine Taylor, Paget Brewster, and John Corbett, but the low-budget film barely made a splash.

Lawrence cropped up in films here and there over the next few years, sometimes with some success (Horse Sense) and sometimes not (Tequila Body Shots). His most commercial success came in 2000 with Urban Legends: Final Cut, although the film was widely panned. In 2001, Lawrence proved loath to leave the slasher genre when he released Do You Wanna Know a Secret? Unfortunately, it was even more poorly received than his previous work.

But Lawrence refused to fade into early 90s obscurity. He landed an eleven-episode stint on the popular television series American Dreams and a run of nine episodes in Half and Half. Lawrence has found himself thrust into the limelight yet again after sporting his new look (shaved head and pierced ears) during a cameo for Ice Breakers gum. Beside sisters Hilary Duff and Haylie Duff, Lawrence delighted fans by reciting his famous catchphrase, "Whoa" at the commercial’s conclusion. He was also a contestant on the 2006 Dancing with the Stars competition.

Lawrence has been married twice. His first marriage was to Michelle Vella from 2002 to 2004 when the couple divorced. His second marriage is to Chandie Yawn Nelson. The couple wed in 2005, and they are currently still together. They have one daughter.

YUDDY