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John Stamos Says His Son Shares Bob Saget’s Humor
John Stamos said his son Billy reminds him of Bob Saget, his late Full House co-star and friend.
Stamos was speaking at a Los Angeles event where he received the Bob Saget Legacy Award from the Scleroderma Research Foundation.
Billy, who is 8, makes jokes about bodily functions and food, which Stamos said recalled Saget’s humor.
The event raised nearly $1.1 million for scleroderma research and education, a cause that mattered to Saget.
Saget’s sister Gay died from the disease in 1994.
Stamos also said Mike Love will take time off after performing with him in Nashville while dealing with serious health issues.
John Stamos said his 8-year-old son, Billy, shares the toilet humor of his late “Full House” co-star Bob Saget.
Stamos said Billy’s jokes reminded him of Saget, who was known for a raunchier sense of humor outside his television role.
Stamos said Saget would have loved Billy and that Saget was “living through” his son.
Stamos received the Bob Saget Legacy Award at a Los Angeles event supporting scleroderma research and education.
The event raised nearly $1.1 million, according to WSYX.
- Who
- John Stamos spoke about his son Billy and his late friend and “Full House” co-star Bob Saget.
- What
- Stamos said Billy shares Saget’s toilet humor. Stamos also received the Bob Saget Legacy Award.
- When
- Stamos spoke on Tuesday night; the event was held on October 13, 2026.
- Where
- The award event was at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel in Beverly Hills, California.
- Why
- The event raised money for scleroderma research and education, a cause close to Saget’s heart.
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Stamos performed with Beach Boys member Mike Love in Nashville.
Stamos received the Bob Saget Legacy Award at the Scleroderma Research Foundation’s Cool Comedy Hot Cuisine event in Los Angeles.
Stamos told PauseRewind that his son Billy has Bob Saget’s humor.
- Son
- Billy is 8 years old.
- Award
- Bob Saget Legacy Award, received by John Stamos
- Event location
- Beverly Wilshire Hotel, Beverly Hills, California
- Fundraising
- Nearly $1.1 million raised for scleroderma research and education
- Saget’s family
- His sister, Gay Saget, died from scleroderma in 1994
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What people are saying
He's got Bob's humor.
He's living through my son now, and God, he would have loved Billy, and Billy would loved him.