10+ Interesting Things About John Stamos Fans Didn't Know

While he has famously performed numerous times alongside The Beach Boys, John has also released a ton of music of his own.

In 1994 he released an independent project called Shades of Blue, that featured Lanny Cordola, Gary Griffin, Sandra Stephens, Tony Guerrero, and David Enos.

Like many teenagers, John's first job was flipping burgers.

His father owned the restaurant located in Orange County.

"I know everybody says this, but in high school I really was the dorky kid," he told Orange Coast.

"I was into magic and theme parks. I was very innocent. When a lot of kids my age were going out drinking on Friday and Saturday nights, I was at Disneyland, going on the rides and listening to the bands.

"Sometimes it’s a super-high-profile show like ER, or Glee, or a Super Bowl commercial. And then I’ll kind of go quiet, which means I’m working in theater—I’ve done four or five Broadway shows—or I’m producing," he told Orange Coast.

When asked by Entertainment Tonight whether he considers himself to be a political person, he replied:

"I try to keep up with politics so I can be part of society and a good American to decide who I want to vote for, but I've always been very quiet about it."

"And I never have. Sometimes I feel that it can make me look a little wishy-washy or not as smart or strong in the press, but I get tired of so many actors pushing their opinions down people's throats. It's a fine line."

"I made great friends. I had a great time," he told the Daily Actor.

"It was challenging too, you know, to dip in again like being put on a show that’s up and running and to be around such talented people. You really have to rise to the occasion."

"Well, you know, if it wasn’t for General Hospital I wouldn’t be talking to you on this phone right now. I give a lot of credit to that show," he said in a Q&A with Daily Actor.

"It was acting 101. I mean you really had to come and bring a lot of different emotions and a lot of, you know, a lot fast, you know, which really prepared me for television."

"The training, the launch that it gave me. It’s sad to think that there’s not some other guys out there like me that’s going to get a shot on a soap opera, you know?"

He popped the question back in 2017.

“He put together some of the most romantic moments from Disney and Pixar animation [in a video],” Good Morning America reported at the time. “And then he ended it with Sebastian from The Little Mermaid saying, ‘Just ask the girl’ to John.”

"It's just taken me a lot longer than I anticipated," he told Good Housekeeping.

"It would be a tragedy if I didn't have children and I finally found the right woman — the perfect woman.”

In the spring of 2018, Caitlin and John started up their own jewelry line called St. Amos Jewelry.

While the pieces are stunning, the real kicker is that all of the proceeds go to a non-profit organization called Child Help.

"I'll tell you one thing that has been strange is: Honestly I can't figure it out. It doesn't make sense. I talked to her the morning everything hit. I just can't process it still," he told GQ of Lori's recent run-in with the law.

“Whatever happened,” he says, “I'm pretty sure that the punishment is not equal to the crime, if there was a crime.”

After presenting an award to Jodie last year for her memoir, he explained to the audience that Jodie is the reason he was able to get sober.

He said that about four years ago, he hit "rock bottom." and "It took me a long time, a long time disappointing everyone who cared about me, culminating in a terrible DUI where I could have killed somebody."

“Thank god, my wife and my new son will only know me as a sober husband and father. This is Jodie’s legacy in my life."

He played the part of "Blackie Parris" in the ABC soap opera General Hospital — a performance that he eventually won an Emmy nomination for.