Growing Up with the Tanners
If you were a fan of Fuller House, chances are you felt like part of the Tanner family yourself. The Netflix spin-off of the classic Full House (1987–1995) gave audiences five seasons of nostalgia, laughter, and heartfelt moments between 2016 and 2020.
Now, years later, fans can’t help but wonder — what’s the Fuller House cast doing in 2025? Who’s stayed in Hollywood, who’s stepped back, and who’s moved on to new adventures? Let’s catch up with the stars who brought the Tanner house back to life.
Candace Cameron Bure (D.J. Tanner-Fuller)
Candace remains one of the busiest members of the Fuller House family. After the show wrapped, she continued her reign as a queen of family-friendly entertainment.
She starred in multiple holiday films and launched her own faith-based lifestyle brand. In 2025, she’s balancing acting, producing, and podcasting — all while maintaining her role as a positive voice in Hollywood.
Despite her packed schedule, she’s still close to her Full House family and continues to honor Bob Saget’s memory through tributes and interviews.
Jodie Sweetin (Stephanie Tanner)
Jodie has come a long way from being the mischievous middle Tanner girl. Today, she’s an outspoken advocate for mental health and addiction recovery.
Post-Fuller House, she’s been appearing in independent films and hosting her podcast with Andrea Barber, “How Rude, Tanneritos!” where they revisit old episodes and share behind-the-scenes memories.
Her energy, honesty, and humor have made her a favorite on the convention circuit and a strong voice for authenticity in Hollywood.
Andrea Barber (Kimmy Gibbler)
Kimmy Gibbler — the queen of weird — has aged like fine wine. Andrea continues to embrace her goofy, lovable character while expanding into writing and motivational speaking.
She published a memoir that gives fans an honest look at her real-life struggles with anxiety and her journey to self-love. In 2025, she’s juggling family life, writing projects, and podcasting with Jodie Sweetin — proof that Kimmy Gibbler’s heart is as big as ever.
John Stamos (Jesse Katsopolis)
Still effortlessly cool, John Stamos remains active in both acting and music. After Fuller House, he starred in several TV dramas and performed with The Beach Boys, continuing a decades-long collaboration.
In 2025, he’s also a dedicated husband and father, often sharing glimpses of family life with his young son. His love for his Full House family hasn’t faded — Stamos continues to post nostalgic tributes and join cast reunions whenever he can.
Dave Coulier (Joey Gladstone)
The man who taught us all to “cut it out!” hasn’t slowed down one bit. Coulier has leaned into voice acting, comedy tours, and his creative side, launching a podcast and even a cartoon project.
He’s also open about his journey through sobriety, often speaking to audiences about self-discovery and personal growth. In 2025, he continues to spread joy and laughter — both on and off the stage.
Bob Saget (Danny Tanner)
Although Bob Saget passed away in 2022, his legacy continues to shine in 2025. He’ll forever be remembered as the heart of Full House — the dad who taught us life lessons through laughter.
The cast still honors him regularly through tributes, charity events, and heartfelt memories. His kindness, humor, and generosity remain part of the Full House DNA.
The Olsen Twins (Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen)
Mary-Kate and Ashley, who shared the role of baby Michelle Tanner, decided not to return for Fuller House, focusing instead on their global fashion empire, The Row.
In 2025, the twins continue to thrive in the luxury fashion world. They keep their private lives out of the spotlight, but their names still draw headlines — proving that even without acting, their star power endures.
Elias Harger (Max Fuller)
The young actor who played D.J.’s witty son Max is now all grown up. In 2025, Elias is focusing on college and selective acting roles.
Fans who followed him from childhood are excited to see him maturing into a grounded, talented young man. He’s also active online, occasionally connecting with fans and reminiscing about his Fuller House days.
Soni Bringas (Ramona Gibbler)
Ramona, Kimmy’s fun and dramatic daughter, became a fan favorite — and Soni Bringas’ career is just getting started.
Since Fuller House, she’s appeared in several streaming-series guest roles and continues to train as a dancer and performer. In 2025, Soni is focusing on creative projects that combine acting, choreography, and digital content creation.
Michael Campion (Jackson Fuller)
Michael, who played D.J.’s eldest son Jackson, has continued acting in indie projects and developing his skills as a magician.
In 2025, he’s balancing entertainment work with education and travel. Fans love seeing his updates and occasional Fuller House throwbacks — he’s one of the most active young cast members on social media.
Juan Pablo Di Pace (Fernando Hernandez-Guerrero-Fernandez-Guerrero)
Fernando, the lovable and eccentric ex-husband of Kimmy, remains one of the most charismatic Fuller House cast members. Juan Pablo Di Pace has continued his acting career across international projects and stage performances.
In 2025, he’s based between the U.S. and Europe, performing in musical theater and working on passion projects that blend acting and music.
Scott Weinger (Steve Hale)
Steve — D.J.’s high-school sweetheart turned husband — is still active in Hollywood, but mostly behind the scenes.
He’s now a successful television writer and producer, working on several major series. While he occasionally pops up on screen, he’s thriving in the creative world, proving that Steve’s charm extends far beyond the Tanner household.
How the Cast Keeps in Touch
Even after the show ended, the Fuller House cast has remained incredibly close. Group chats, podcasts, reunions, and joint events keep their bond alive.
They often share birthday messages, nostalgic photos, and emotional tributes — showing fans that the Tanner family connection isn’t just for the cameras.
What a Future Reunion Could Look Like
Many fans are dreaming of a Fuller House reunion special — and the cast isn’t ruling it out. With the 40th anniversary of Full House approaching, a one-time reunion episode or documentary would make perfect sense.
Imagine a nostalgic gathering at the old San Francisco house — laughter, hugs, and a heartfelt toast to Danny Tanner. It would be the ultimate full-circle moment.
Conclusion: More Than Just a Show
In 2025, the Fuller House cast isn’t just surviving — they’re thriving. From acting and writing to advocacy and family life, they’ve all grown into inspiring adults who continue to embody the values their characters taught us.
While the Tanner family’s story may be off the air, its spirit lives on — in every reunion, podcast, and smile shared between these lifelong friends.
Because once a Tanner, always a Tanner. ❤️
FAQs
Q1: Are there any plans for another Fuller House season?
A1: Not officially, but several cast members have expressed interest in a future reunion or special.
Q2: Do the Fuller House actors still stay in touch?
A2: Yes! They’re still very close, often attending events together and connecting on social media.
Q3: Who from the cast is still active in acting?
A3: Candace Cameron Bure, John Stamos, Juan Pablo Di Pace, and Soni Bringas remain active in film and TV.
Q4: What happened to the younger actors?
A4: Elias Harger, Soni Bringas, and Michael Campion have continued acting or studying while exploring creative paths.
Q5: Will the show ever return?
A5: There’s no confirmation yet, but with the 40th anniversary of Full House approaching, fans remain hopeful for a reunion.
