John Stamos, known for his iconic role in “Full house,” is making headlines with two significant revelations, which he reports on in his upcoming memoir: “If you had told me.”
The 60 years old Actor who will publish his book about October 24thcommunicates profoundly personal experiences that had a profound impact on his life.
Stamos: “I didn’t tell anyone”
In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE, Stamos Courageously reveals his experiences as Sexual abuse survivor while his childhood.
The alleged one wrongdoing happened by his hand former babysitter.
He revealed: “I had to write a book to realize that her alleged actions were inappropriate.”
These memories remained hidden for years, as is often the case with traumatic experiences.
Stamos was thinking about it while writing an acceptance speech for an award he received for his work on behalf of abused children, and it came up again.
Reflecting on why he didn’t talk about it back then, the actor says: “I didn’t tell anyone. It was like playing dead to make them stop. But it wasn’t completely aggressive. I don’t know, it wasn’t good.”
Ultimately, he decided not to focus the moment on himself and emphasized that the focus should be on the children.
Stamoswho is now the father of Five years old Son Billy with his wife Caitlin McHugh StamosAs a parent, she has a different perspective.
In the interview, he admits that he would react differently if he ever found out that someone had harmed his child and emphasizes the importance of protecting one’s child.
Stamos openly remembers his ex-wife Rebecca Romijn
In his memoirs Stamos also speaks openly about another challenging chapter in his life: his divorce from Rebecca Romijn In 2004.
During the divorce, he confessed, “I just hated her” and considered her “the devil.”
The separation weighed heavily on him for years, but he finally recognized his role in it.
Stamos shared that he initially believed the breakup happened because his career was on a downward trajectory during it Romijns bloomed. He admitted that he was not entirely innocent in the situation.
“You start to think, ‘Oh, she wasn’t the devil. Maybe I was as much to blame as she was.’ It was widely believed that she left me because her career was going well and mine wasn’t. I don’t blame her for that. It was just the perception that people had.”
“Maybe they weren’t wrong,” he admitted. “She was doing great at the time and I wasn’t.”
The now sober actor has since moved on and found happiness with him Caitlin McHughwith whom he was married 2018. They welcomed their son, Billytwo months later.
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