‘Full House’ star Jodie Sweetin reveals she felt Bob Saget’s presence at her wedding

John Stamos is one proud parent to his mini-me son Billy.  The "Fuller House" alum, 59, took to Instagram Tuesday to share a photo of his 4-year-old son’s milestone.  "One of us is starting his first day at school. And the other is doing everything in his power not to cry," Stamos wrote in the caption.

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Sharon Stone opened up to Vogue Arabia about her thoughts on aging naturally and how a younger man she was once dating asked her if she uses Botox.The relationship ended shortly after.  In Stone’s September cover story for Vogue Arabia, she spoke about her experience dating the younger man and how their relationship changed when he asked her if she uses Botox. She recalls telling him they would both probably get a good ego boost if she did, but that wasn’t something that was in the cards for her.The relationship ended shortly after that, but Stone didn’t let that affect her, noting she didn’t want someone in her life who only valued her beauty.

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Full House alum Jodie Sweetin has experienced highs and lows over the course of 2022 so far, from getting engaged to her boyfriend Mescal Wasilewski to the loss of her Full House dad Bob Saget. Her engagement, which prompted messages of love from other stars, including her TV sister Candace Cameron Bure, evolved into something more permanent after some difficulties, as Sweetin and her fiancé tied the knot on July 30.

Jodie Sweetin may have physically missed her TV dad Bob Saget on her wedding day, but she sure felt his presence.

Gone but never forgotten. Jodie Sweetin opened up about how Bob Saget’s presence was felt at her wedding following his death – and it involved John Stamos’ wardrobe.

John Stamos and The Beach Boys are paying tribute to the late "Full House" star Bob Saget. At the "Sixty Years of the Sounds of Summer" concert at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles on Sunday, Stamos and The Beach Boys dedicated the song "Forever" to his former co-star as a video montage of Saget was displayed to the audience.  The 1970s classic "Forever" was performed several times on "Full House" by Stamos’ beloved character Uncle Jesse.

A lifelong bond. Bob Saget and John Stamos weren’t just family on Full House — they considered each other brothers off screen too.

John Stamos didn’t miss the opportunity to pay tribute to one of his closest pals, the late Bob Saget, while performing with The Beach Boys on Sunday night. During the show at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, the 58-year-old entertainer sang a memorable song from  as photos of Saget were shown to the audience.In a 45-second video posted by Twitter user @adeedoes, Stamos can be seen front-and-center on stage as he plays guitar and sings “Forever” while a video montage of moments from the '90s show featuring Saget plays on a screen behind him.«John Stamos performed with The Beach Boys last night, and he paid tribute to Bob Saget with 'Forever' from.

John Stamos and the Beach Boys paid an emotional tribute to the late Bob Saget over the weekend.

John Stamos didn’t miss the opportunity to pay tribute to one of his closest pals, the late Bob Saget, while performing with The Beach Boys on Sunday night. During the show at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, the 58-year-old sang a memorable song from  as photos of Saget were shown to the audience.In a 45-second video posted by Twitter user @adeedoes, Stamos can be seen front-and-center on stage as he played guitar and sang “Forever” while a video montage of moments from the 90s show featuring Saget played on a screen behind him.John Stamos performed with The Beach Boys last night, and he paid tribute to Bob Saget with “Forever” from Full House.

Jim Carrey has become something of a renaissance man over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, channeling his creative energy and eccentric spirit into new movies, appearances as President Joe Biden, fine arts, NFTs and even an unexpected musical collaboration with The Weeknd. «He’s an incredible guy,» Carrey told ET's Lauren Zima of the performer, «an incredible artist and a lovely person, and I feel very lucky to be his friend.»The actor and comedian narrated three songs on the pop star's fifth studio album, which was released in January, and also appeared in the music video for «Out of Time,» in which the pair shared a «full-circle» moment when Carrey appeared in a hospital setting to put an ominous mask on the performer's face.«was the very first movie he ever saw and kind of inspired him to want to be in this thing,» Carrey said. «And boy, did he ever get in this thing in a big way… He put it to me that he was doing this thing that was the radio station in purgatory, and I didn't want to work and I was like, 'I love you, but I don't want to do any work.'»«And then I started waking up in the middle of the night -- which is what happens with me, I play in the middle of the night — and I start spitting bars, of all things, for god's sake,» he recalled. «It was really funny because I fully left it to him… I said to him, 'Use nothing at all or use a line here and there, if you want to, but I don't have to be in it, whatever.' He said, 'No it's fire, you gotta do this,' and gave me a really beautiful place on the album, so I’m so gratified.»The Weeknd certainly isn't the only person Carrey has influenced throughout his storied career.

Supporting his loved ones. Kelly Rizzo attended Jodie Sweetin‘s Saturday, July 30, wedding to Mescal Wasilewski — and she says Bob Saget‘s spirit was with them.