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Enduring friendships are rare in Hollywood and life in general, but the bonds that were forged on the set ofFull Househave remained intact, even decades after the show’s end. To this day, the cast remains a close-knit group of friends. However, there’s one tragic news story that has revived their bond in the public eye, as seen in John Stamos’ tribute.
His support for a beloved cast member going through the most tragic time of his life is a touching story of loyalty, support, and close confidants. So, here’s what you need to know about Stamos’ recent post and the news that has saddened the entertainment world.
John Stamos’ Heartfelt Support for Dave Coulier
Dave Coulier is currently battling cancer, and this revelation was perhaps the most gut-wrenching one for both the fans and cast ofFull House. Supporting his co-star and lifelong friend,John Stamosstepped up to give a heartfelt tribute to Coulier onInstagram.
The post featured a series of images that are a testament to their decades-long friendship. In the caption, he wrote,“My brother from day 1. Love you @dcoulier and I’ll be by your side through it all.”
The simple yet impactful message resonated with many, and fans flooded the comment section to shower Coulier with their love and support. In aninterviewwith People, Coulier revealed the lengths that Stamos went to to comfort him.
If you want to just sleep, I’ll just sit by you, or if you want to listen to music or just talk, whatever.’ And I’m just like, ‘Wow. That’s like a brother. That’s just truly a brother,’
Stamos’s affection clearly wasn’t just a display he put on for social media; he paid his beloved friend a visit, a day after his chemo treatment. He truly wanted Coulier to know that he was there with him, through thick and thin.
Dave Coulier’s Cancer Diagnosis and His Full House Family’s Support
In a separateinterviewwith People, Dave Coulier, now 65, opened up about his cancer diagnosis, i.e., stage 3 non-Hodgkin lymphoma. He happened to discover the illness after he got an upper respiratory infection, and swelling in his lymph node.
Is Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma Curable? “Full House” Star Dave Coulier Gives Major Update on Cancer Diagnosis
Now, despite the aggressive nature of the cancer, his bone marrow tests were negative, which gives him a significant chance at recovery. Moreover, the actor did not intend for the cast to learn about his diagnosis through a second-hand source, so he sent a group message to all of them at once (viaPeople).
He was touched by their response, as it was filled with love and genuine positive regard. After the loss of co-star Bob Saget in 2022, their bond seems to have deepened, and as a result, everyone fromFull Househas shown up for Coulier, and stood by his side like a rock.
Sonika Kamble
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Sonika Kamble is an entertainment writer at Fandomwire, covering everything from timeless classics to newly released movies. With over 1000+ articles published, she delves into breakdowns, think pieces, speculations, and more.She enjoys connecting the dots and covering newfound angles about characters, scenes, and themes from movies directed by Scorsese, Fincher, Tarantino, Linklater, and other exceptional filmmakers.
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