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Dave Coulier reunites with ‘Full House’ cast, minus Candace Cameron Bure

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USA TODAY
Updated Aug. 11, 2026, 2:31 p.m. ET

Dave Coulier is reuniting with the “Full House” cast months after going into remission in his latest bout of cancer.

Coulier was joined by Lori Loughlin, Jodie Sweetin, Andrea Barber and John Stamos for a fun dance video, with the cast turning their heads successively before busting a move to “Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)” by C+C Music Factory. The cast also made sure to re-channel their characters in their attire.

“Threw our necks out for this,” Stamos captioned the Instagram post on Aug. 9.

The group appeared to be at The Nostalgia Con, in Orlando, Florida, with all five having made appearances at the fan convention.

In the comments, some fans highlighted a notable absence from the video: Candace Cameron Bure, who was also not a featured guest at the convention. Many fans also mourned the late Bob Saget, who died in 2022 from accidental blunt head trauma.

Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen were also absent from the main cast meet-up, though the pair rarely publicly reunite with the cast. The Olsen twins were pictured with the larger cast, including Bure but without Loughlin amid the college admission scandal fallout, at Saget’s funeral.

In a June 30 appearance on the “Taboo’s Comics & Kicks” podcast, Sweetin talked about why the Olsen twins, who played her onscreen sibling for eight seasons on “Full House,” were absent from the 2016 spinoff sequel, “Fuller House.”

“They walked away from all of us at eight years old. Like I had experiences from five to 13, like my formative years. Eight and earlier, you don’t remember all that much,” Sweetin said. “They have a different relationship to being on set all the time.

“They don’t want attention. Their empire blew up, and they don’t want attention. I get it,” she continued, referring to their successful luxury fashion brand The Row. “Like, they had so much and were so invaded … for public consumption. I totally understand why they don’t want to do that.”

Contributing: Amaris Encinas, USA TODAY

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