John Stamos Full House Couch

Though the reboot “Fuller Home” is coming to an finish, “Full Home” will at all times be remembered for the moments that occurred on and across the nostalgic sofa. Talking of which, have you ever ever puzzled, “the place is that sofa now?” Whether or not or not you have got, it’s now recognized for sure: within the possession of Uncle Jessie, a.okay.a. John Stamos, who revealed that it was now in his possession.

On March 31, Stamos posted a photograph on Instagram of the legendary blue plaid couch, featured on the units of each “Full Home” and “Fuller Home.” Whereas its present use as a child gate will not be its everlasting position within the Stamos home, the sofa will certainly be a dialog starter for anybody who sees it. 

Much more intriguing is that his co-stars had no thought of its whereabouts—at the very least, that’s how they’re making it appear. Playful notes from previous castmates like Candace Cameron-Bure exclaiming “You bought it?!? Not Bob?” and Jodie Sweetin questioning the information with an all-caps “WHAAAATTT????” have been posted within the feedback part of Stamos’s photograph.

From the appears to be like of it, Bob Saget may need been assumed to be the rightful proprietor, however misplaced gracefully as proven by his remark of “I don’t know what it’s John, but it surely provides me consolation.” Dave Coulier, higher often known as Uncle Joey, closed it out with a superb chortle. “A whole lot of my farts are nonetheless in that sofa,” he posted.

No matter who owns the sofa, one factor is for positive: nostalgia continues to hold all through American sitcom furnishings, similar to “The Max” from “Saved by the Bell” or Steve Urkel’s mini automotive from “Household Issues.”  These items are supposed to be cherished, remembered, and loved—and perhaps fought over, too.