Since receiving son Billy in 2018, John Stamos and his late friend Bob Saget frequently discussed fatherhood.
John Stamos never stops thinking about Bob Saget.
The Full House star reflected on the times since the late comedian’s passing at age 65 in January during Cool Comedy * Hot Cuisine’s Tribute To Bob Saget.
The strange thing about Bob and I, he recalled, “was that we didn’t really like each other at first.” “It took some time. We had very diverse backgrounds and styles of acting, but over time, our differences made us more interesting to one another.”
We wanted to understand how his method and mine worked, said Stamos, and after that, “we were greatest friends until the day he passed.”
“We supported each other through all of life’s ups and downs, including marriages, divorces, and the birth of children. Without him, I’m not sure how I’m going to make it through the remainder of this world “The actor grieved, stating that his 4-year-old son Billy makes him long to speak to his deceased friend.
It’s a tragedy, Stamos continued, adding, “Billy does something amusing and I’ll go, ‘I wish Bob could see this,’ or I wish I could call him and tell him.
Additionally, Stamos discussed Full House’s “enduring legacy,” mentioning his son Billy had started to watch it himself.
He jokingly remarked to PEOPLE, “Today, my son is home all day and he’s watched it, sometimes I get home and the nanny is showing it and I’ll fire her and I’ll put him in time out.
Saget and Stamos co-starred in the 1987–1995 television series Full House, and they both returned to play Danny Tanner and Jesse Katsopolis in the show’s 2016–2020 reincarnation, Fuller House.
Stamos just disclosed that his memoir will be published in the fall of next year. The book, If You Would Have Told Me, will detail the celebrity’s many years both in front of the camera and in his private life.
If You Would Have Told Me is the book I never intended to write, but after losing Bob, finally becoming a father, and wanting to honor all the interesting people who have shaped who I am today, I figured if not now, when? Stamos said in his announcement.
