Phillip has a daughter, Kimberly, and two adopted African American sons, Willis and his younger brother Arnold Jackson.
Phillip had dated several women, and would later get remarried to Maggie McKinney, a television aerobics instructor (played by Dixie Carter from 1983 to 1985 and Mary Ann Mobley from 1985 to 1986).
Maggie subsequently introduced Sam McKinney (Danny Cooksey), her son from a previous marriage, to the family.
Phillip, along with Arnold Jackson, made a cameo in the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air series finale "I, Done," as a potential buyer of the Banks' mansion.
Kimberly was shown as a caring, loving big sister to both Willis and Arnold, but as a wealthy, coming of age teenager, she suffered from various problems.
Several such instances took place in season 6, one of which involved a two-part "very special" episode on the dangers of hitchhiking, where she was nearly a victim of sexual assault by a deranged man named Bill (Woody Eney).
He was the younger brother of Willis Jackson (Todd Bridges), and was born in Harlem, New York City on July 19, 1971.
His mother worked as a housekeeper for a wealthy white widower, named Philip Drummond (Conrad Bain).
Arnold, along with Phillip Drummond, made a cameo in the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air series finale, as potential buyers of the Banks' mansion.
Willis also had a girlfriend, named Charlene DuPrey, portrayed by Janet Jackson of both the television shows Good Times and Fame.
Bridges' role as Willis Jackson started to fade, because of casting changes in the 1984–1985 season, when Danny Cooksey was added as Sam McKinney, his and Arnold's new younger stepbrother.
Carter and Mobley would star opposite each other in the season 5 premiere of Designing Women, "A Blast From The Past."