“Full House” was certainly a fan-favorite series during its successful run from 1987 to 1995.
Some cast members were present, while others were not.
This has piqued even more interest in the former onscreen family and how they feel about each other today.
Still, it seems that they don’t have bad blood with their former onscreen family.
“I had such a lovely text from Ashley; it was very sweet,” Bure said.
In 2022, Bure toldPeoplethat the onscreen family “genuinely love[s] each other.”
She continued on to say, “We were like magic in a bottle when they put us together.
You just can’t fake chemistry.
We genuinely are family.
So, that’s just it.”
And, it seems that this is just as true when the cameras aren’t rolling.
“They’re so much fun.
I can’t tell you how much we laugh.
We just laugh and love each other,” he explained, perPeople.
You either have that chemistry or you don’t.
It’s pretty amazing."
It’s clear that this chemistry was real onscreen and off.
According to Coulier, the cast’s incredible bond helped them through this tough time.
“We pull together as a family during moments like this,” Coulier toldPeople.
“We’ve pretty much experienced everything that a real family can experience.
Getting picked up, getting canceled, marriages, divorces, births, deaths.
I mean, it’s pretty much what every family goes through.
And we’ve stuck together through all of it.”
He even reportedly didn’t get along with Bob Saget on set at first.
Still, it seems like that’s all water under the bridge.
Lori Loughlin played Uncle Jesse’s wife, Rebecca Donaldson a.k.a.
Loughlin famously ran into some legal trouble for her part in the college admissions scandal in 2019.
If you loved D.J.
“@scottweinger, to say how much I love and adore you would be an understatement.
You will always be my first sushi date, movie premier date and prom date x3.
Here’s to 26 years of friendship and laughter and many many more.
You are the best human encyclopedia with your Harvard brain I’ve ever known.”
Neighborly love onscreen and off
Kimmy Gibbler and D.J.
Tanner had one of our favorite sitcom friendships back in the ’90s.
#FullerHouse @netflix," to which Bure replied, “We never stopped.”
