An earlier version of this story originally aired on October 2, 2022. In an interview with correspondent Tracy Smith, actor John Stamos reflects on his current success and happiness. When asked if he feels like he’s having a moment, Stamos acknowledges the temporary nature of success but expresses his contentment with his life. Stamos has had a long and successful career, becoming a beloved figure in pop culture. From his heartthrob status to his underrated acting skills, Stamos has left a lasting impact on Broadway and beyond. He is also enjoying his roles as a husband and a father, having married actor and model Caitlin McHugh in 2018 and welcoming their son, Billy.
Stamos discusses his prolonged adolescence and reluctance to embrace adulthood. He admits to having had the “Peter Pan syndrome,” which he recognizes as a dangerous mindset. Born in Orange County, California in 1963, Stamos always had dreams of fame. He pursued acting instead of attending college and found success playing Blackie Parish on “General Hospital.” Stamos became a heartthrob and gained a reputation as a ladies’ man, although he explains that he wasn’t as wild as people believed. Despite his initial reservations, his breakthrough role came in 1987 when he was cast as Uncle Jesse Katsopolis on the TV series “Full House.” Stamos admits that he initially had doubts about the show’s potential but is now proud of his involvement and grateful for the opportunities it brought him.
“Full House” propelled Stamos to a higher level of fame and introduced him to his best friend and co-star, Bob Saget. Stamos shares his deep connection with Saget and the profound impact his death had on him. He describes Saget as the brother he always wanted and reminisces about their shared experiences. Stamos reveals a guitar given to him by his late friend’s wife and treasures it as a reminder of their bond. Stamos is not only known for his acting but also his collecting hobbies. His home is filled with photos of his heroes who have become friends. Despite his success, Stamos has faced challenges in his personal life, including a divorce from model-actress Rebecca Romijn. In his upcoming memoir, “If You Would Have Told Me,” Stamos opens up about his dark days.
When asked about the ups and downs of his career, Stamos admits to experiencing dry spells and acknowledges that he is currently in one. However, he maintains a positive outlook, even in the face of adversity. Stamos acknowledges that he lost focus on his career during his first marriage and went through a period where he questioned the value of his life. A wake-up call came in 2015 when he was arrested for DUI, leading him to seek help and prioritize his well-being. Stamos shares the support he received from loved ones, including his worried mother. He is grateful for the second chance he was given and focuses on staying on the right path.
Beyond his acting career, Stamos is known for his drumming skills. He has been playing with the Beach Boys and co-founder Mike Love for several decades. Love even officiated Stamos’ wedding. Stamos expresses his admiration for Love and how meeting him was a positive experience. After years of self-discovery, Stamos seems to have found contentment in being himself.
In the future, Stamos hopes to have more children but prefers to live in the present. He appreciates the importance of cherishing each moment, as life can be unpredictable. Stamos embraces new memories and sees each day as an opportunity for joy and fulfillment.
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