The cast of Full House may have finished filming decades ago, but the friendships formed behind the scenes remain stronger than ever. Actress Andrea Barber recently shared that the former sitcom stars still stay in close contact and frequently remember their late castmate Bob Saget together.
Barber, who played Kimmy Gibbler on the beloved series, explained that many of the actors still communicate through a group chat filled with memories, jokes, and stories from their years working together. She said conversations about Saget happen often because the cast still deeply misses him.
Andrea Barber Says The Cast Talks About Bob Saget Often
According to Entertainment Weekly, Barber revealed during an appearance on the Mindfire Pod that the cast regularly shares memories involving Saget and laughs about moments they experienced together over the years. She explained that keeping his memory alive remains important to everyone connected to the show.
The actor, who played Danny Tanner on Full House, died in 2022 at the age of 65. His sudden death deeply affected the cast, many of whom spent more time together during the 1980s and 1990s than they did with their own families while filming the series. Barber said the cast still often asks themselves what kind of joke Saget would make in certain situations. She also believes he would have loved the modern era of fan conventions and reunion events because he enjoyed celebrating the close-knit family atmosphere shared by the cast.
The Full House Cast Remains Close Decades Later
The actress explained that the bond formed on set never disappeared even after the series ended. Many of the cast members still spend time together regularly and continue supporting one another during important life events and personal milestones.
Barber currently cohosts the Full House rewatch podcast How Rude, Tanneritos, alongside former castmate Jodie Sweetin. She also attended Candace Cameron Bure’s recent birthday celebration, showing that friendships within the cast remain strong despite occasional disagreements among different members. Entertainment Weekly noted that Saget’s passing also reunited many members of the extended television family. According to Sweetin, spending time together again after his death felt natural, as though nothing had changed despite the many years that had passed.