For years, Full House felt like a dream family — but off-camera, not everything was sunshine and hugs. Behind the scenes, some cracks formed in the picture-perfect cast.
Olsen Twins Grew Distant
As Full House ended and the Olsen twins’ fame exploded, they gradually distanced themselves from the rest of the cast. They notably refused to return for the Fuller House reboot, sparking rumors of a rift — especially with Candace Cameron Bure and John Stamos, who both openly tried to get them back.
John Stamos Almost Quit
Stamos admitted in interviews that he initially struggled with the show’s tone. “It was too cutesy for me,” he confessed, saying he felt stuck between a rockstar image and a children’s show. He came close to walking away early on.
Bob Saget and His Dual Persona
Though beloved by fans, Saget’s off-color humor sometimes clashed with the show’s wholesome vibe. There were rumors that producers had to ask him to “tone it down” during press appearances.
Candace Cameron Bure vs. Critics
In the years after Full House, Bure became a controversial figure due to her outspoken political and religious views — something that reportedly created off-screen distance between some cast members during Fuller House production.
Despite occasional friction, most of the cast have spoken fondly of each other — but as with any family, not every moment was picture-perfect.
