Before women all over the world wanted John Stamos to touch their legs, three women were lucky enough to have his hand on their calves in a Neet commercial. How cute was the 19-year-old in that 1983 ad?
To hear current-day Stamos critique teenage John, then click here!
Back in the ’90s, Everybody Loves Raymond and Full House were two of the biggest family sitcoms. However, we never saw the leads together because they aired on two different networks.
That was then. Now, John Stamos, Dave Coulier, Ray Romano, and Brad Garrett got together for a mysterious reason. And I am here to find out.
I am hoping the four men are talking about doing a sitcom because it would bring the family funny back to TV!
If Carly Simon were to write her song You’re So Vain today, it would be about John Stamos. That is because the actor sleeps with pillowcases and sheets with his face on them.
But we didn’t need this video to prove how much he loves himself; his memoir already told us.
Before Rebecca Romijn was married to Jerry O’Connell, she already said I do to John Stamos. Something I honestly forgot.
Anyways, the Full House star wrote a book about his life, and it sounds like he trashed his exes, including his ex-wife, Romijn. Not only did he talk about her in his memoir, but he also did it on Howard Stern’s radio show.
And according to what O’Connell told Andy Cohen on his radio show, his 14-year-old twin daughters, Dolly and Charlie, heard that interview too.
O’Connell said, “It is pretty crazy when your kids come out for breakfast, and they go, ‘Hey mom, your ex has a book out and called you the Devil. What are your thoughts? Why did he call you that?'”
I bet Stamos didn’t think about that when he started trashing her in his book and in interviews. Wait until his son, Billy, 5, is a teenager and starts hearing what his dad did when he was younger. Then, he will have regrets about what he said about other people who have kids.
Stamos should apologize to Romijn for putting her in an awkward position with her daughters. Because karma is a bitch, and Stamos has a past.
When it comes to the O’Connells, the parents don’t plan on reading the book. And I can’t say I blame them for not wanting to read it. Stamos tries to make himself the victim and the women in his life as the cause of it. I have no interest in that. Do you?
By the mid-’80s, John Stamos was a household name. Therefore, he thought that Full House was his show and he was going to be the star.
However, he told Willie Geist on Sunday Today that after the first table read. He quit.
That is because he realized the kids, Candace Cameron, Jodie Sweetin, and Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen, were the stars, and he was not. So he called his agent and told him to get him off the show.
As we know, that did not happen. He stayed with the series throughout its run. And now he will forever be known as Uncle Jesse.
In fact, he hated that at first. While starring in a Broadway show with James Earl Jones, he learned to accept it. But only after coming out of the backstage door to screaming fans. And fans yelling his character’s name. At first, he was pissed. And then he heard someone say to Jones, “Can you say, ‘Luke, I’m your father.” If someone like the legendary actor can put up with it, so can he.
To be honest. After hearing almost all of the revelations from his memoir, I have lost a lot of respect for him. He just comes off as an entitled asshole. And that turned me off to him.
But it isn’t all bad. He also shared a sweet lesson that he learned from his last dinner with Bob Saget. You never know when you are going to have your last meal with someone, so stop and have dessert with that person. Enjoy the time you have with them, and stop being in such a rush.
