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It’s hard to believe that One Tree Hill first premiered over 20 years ago!

The hit teen drama followed the dreams, drama, hope, and heartbreak of the residents of the fictional town of Tree Hill, North Carolina.

One Tree Hill ran for nine seasons from September 23, 2003 until the series finale on April 4, 2012.

In a recent interview, Sophia Bush addressed the possibility of doing a reboot of One Tree Hill.

We did some digging and looked at the estimated net worth of the cast members that starred in the show and ranked them!

Browse through the slideshow to see which One Tree Hill cast member is worth the most…

It’s hard to believe that One Tree Hill first premiered 20 years ago!

The hit teen drama ran for nine seasons from September 23, 2003 until the series finale on April 4, 2012 on The CW.

A few years ago, star Chad Michael Murray shared his idea for a possible One Tree Hill reboot.

We did some digging and looked at the estimated net worth of the cast members that starred in the show and ranked them!

Browse through the slideshow to see which One Tree Hill cast member is worth the most…

Chad Michael Murray poses with his former One Tree Hill co-stars in these new photos from EyeCon OTH this past weekend in Wilmington, N.C.

The 33-year-old actor was joined by Hilarie Burton, Stephen Colletti, Tyler Hilton, Bevin Mirskey, Antwon Tanner, Cullen Moss, Barry Corbin, Lee Norris, Kieren Hutchison, Vaughn Wilson, Michael Copon, Colin Fickes, Mike Grubbs, and Michael May.

“Let’s do this again yall!! Best fans of all time. Best friends I could ask for. Been through a lot together! #OTHfam,” Tyler captioned a group pic.

Unfortunately, Sophia Bush, James Laffery, and Bethany Joy Lenz weren’t able to attend.

“To everyone in NC this weekend, I wish I could split myself in two so that I could be there with all of you!! Hug my Hil for me!!” Sophia tweeted.

The cast met with fans, attended Q&A events, and even hit up Tric for a one-night only performance by Tyler.

To watch him sing “When the Stars Go Blue,” head over to