Fans Exclaim ‘Have Mercy’ As John Stamos Bares It All In Racy Photo With Glen Powell

John Stamos posted a photo with Glen Powell ahead of Labor Day Weekend, but fans were quite distracted by his appearance and did not hold back in the comments. Both shirtless, Glen was right behind Stamos, who left little to the imagination as he covered his tiny shorts with shopping bags.

Glen joined in the sexy shot as he showed off his muscled-up body, with a skating board concealing his private area. Stamos looked right ahead with a cigar in mouth while his friend followed suit but shot a sultry look at the camera with a pair of shades on.

Fans gush about John Stamos and Glen Powell’s thirst trap

Stamos’ post went viral, receiving nearly 120,000 likes and hundreds of comments from admirers. “Aren’t you almost 60?! Like dang howwwwwwwwww,” someone asked. “Not sure what we’re advertising here, but I’ll take both please,” another teased.

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A number of followers were quipping, “Have mercy,” which is his popular catchphrase from Full House, where he played Jesse Kastopolis. He claimed the line was inspired by Roy Orbison’s “Oh Pretty Woman,” which was released in 1964. “I only watched Full House for your handsome face and bod as a kid…Thanks for keeping me exciting as a kid!” a user said.

How does John Stamos stay so fit?

Although in his sixties, Stamos has the body of a young gym rat, which leads people to wonder how he achieves and maintains his looks. A few years back, he revealed that his diet plays a huge role in his lifestyle, as he opts for healthy options such as vegetables and low-carb meals.

He also believes giving love and helping others slows down his aging as he relishes life better. Having overcome addiction to alcohol, he is intentional about making better life choices and preserving his body for as long as he can. In his 2023 memoir, If You Would Have Told Me: A Memoir, he recalled checking into rehab and resolving to do better for his loved ones’ sake.