May 8, 2026 - 20:37

Detroit native and "Full House" star Dave Coulier is giving fans a positive update on his health after shedding 45 pounds. The actor, best known for playing Joey Gladstone on the classic sitcom and its sequel "Fuller House," addressed recent concerns from viewers who noticed he has been looking and sounding different lately.
In a recent statement, Coulier explained that he wanted to respond directly to those who reached out with questions about his appearance and voice. He assured them that his health is on the upswing. While he did not go into specific details about the cause of the weight loss, he emphasized that he is feeling stronger and more energetic.
Coulier, who grew up in the Detroit area, has always maintained a close connection to his Michigan roots. He has been open about various personal challenges over the years, including his battle with non-Hodgkin lymphoma, which he was diagnosed with in 2021. The actor has since shared that he is in remission.
Fans have expressed relief and support following his latest update. Coulier continues to stay active in the entertainment industry, making occasional appearances and engaging with his audience on social media. His candidness about his health journey has resonated with many who have followed his career since the late 1980s.
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