John Stamos recently took his 3-year-old son Billy to his very first Broadway show, and wore matching suits to celebrate the occasion. The 58-year-old Full House alum took his son to see The Lion King on Broadway—a classic kids’ first show—and both of them looked dapper as ever in their matching suits.
“I don’t quite remember the first Broadway show I saw, but I’ll tell you one thing, I will never forget taking my son to his first Broadway show today, Disney’s @thelionking (Yes, matching suits),” he writes in the caption.
John Stamos and his son enjoy Billy’s first Broadway show
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“I’ve seen the show and movie several times – but this was the first time seeing it as a father. Of course, it was more emotional – but I also saw a theme that I never really noticed before- privilege,” he writes in a lengthy piece. He then uses the show’s plot to back up his thoughts.
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“Mufasa teaches young Simba that while the food chain ruling our day-to-day puts predators on top and prey on the bottom, the deeper reality is that the King is no better than the lowest in his kingdom… The big takeaway that I pray resonates most with Billy is that The Lion King isn’t saying that some people are destined for greatness and others aren’t. It’s saying that we have to earn our place, especially if it’s given to us.”
“The Circle of Life”
He concludes his post, “The Circle of Life. Painful but inevitable. The best way to honor our lost loved ones is to realize our full potential, pass their wisdom onto the next generation, teach our children to be brave and equip them to face the shadows. If I can do that as Billy’s father, then I’ve done my job.”
Stamos recently celebrated another exciting day with his son just last month—family trick-or-treating! Stamos himself went in a full Beetlejuice ensemble, while his son dressed as Catboy from Disney Junior’s PJ Masks.
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