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15 Celebrities You Forgot Were On Fresh Prince of Bel-Air

By Tanya |

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I think we can all agree that The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air was one of the greatest shows of the 90s.

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It was one of the shows we loved watching it with our families or even just rewatching the repeats because honestly, it is absolutely amazing every time you see it. There is so much heart, humor and fun that comes with every episode it's impossible to resist.

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Over the years they had a lot of characters come and go, but there were some cameos that are too good to forget. Which of these cameos was your favorite?

1. Jaleel White

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2. Wayne Newton

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3. Regis Philbin

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4. Oprah

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5. Zsa Zsa Gabor

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6. Queen Latifa

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7. Dick Clark

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8. Kareem Abdul Jabbar

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9. Chris Rock

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10. Hugh Hefner

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11. Tom Jones

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12. Boyz II Men

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13. Vanessa Williams

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14. Bel Biv Devoe

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15. Sherman Hemsley

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Let us know in the Facebook comments if we left out your favorite!

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