John Stamos Defends Wearing Bald Cap to Support Dave Coulier

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is defending his decision to wear a bald cap while visiting his Full House costar after the actor announced he was battling cancer.

Stamos, 61, said he was “shocked” by the backlash from fans, insisting to TMZ on Thursday, November 21 that his visit with Coulier was “incredible” and they “laughed so freaking hard” at the bald cap gesture.

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Coulier, 65,  was diagnosed with stage 3 non-Hodgkin lymphoma, a “very aggressive” cancer, in October and announced his diagnosis on November 14.

“He wanted me to come shave his head. I knew before, so I brought the bald cap from the studio,” Stamos told the outlet, adding that he “flew across the country to be with my brother” as a gesture of support.

Related: Dave Coulier Defends ‘Loving Friend’ John Stamos for Wearing Bald CapDave Coulier is not impressed with critics questioning why John Stamos wore a bald cap in support of his longtime friend. “I’m sorry to see a bunch of negative comments as I’ve just begun my cancer journey,” Coulier, 65, wrote via Instagram on Tuesday, November 19. “It’s our friendship (me and John) and this is […]

The Big Shot actor explained he wasn’t able to actually cut his own hair due to contractual obligations as he’s filming a new show.

“Regardless, I’m so shocked. First I’ll say, I’m just embarrassed and they’re embarrassing,” Stamos told the outlet of the response to his gesture. “But when I started seeing this blowback, I’m just like, ‘What?’ I couldn’t figure it out. I still don’t know 100%. What they should be doing instead of making silly little videos, or doing comments — they should call their doctor, make an appointment. I think that’s the whole point of this. It’s been Dave’s message.”

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Stamos said while he usually doesn’t take note of online criticism, the negative response had been disheartening considering his intentions were to be there for a friend in a time of need.

“I don’t look at stuff [online]. I swear most of the time I don’t, but this one really hurt me mainly because I didn’t understand it,” Stamos said. “But the point is that I’m embarrassed for people that they waste time on this when all I was doing was cheering up a friend, and I’m sorry — I started to say ‘I’m sorry,’ I’m not sorry.”

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Stamos spoke positively of the time spent with Coulier, divulging,“He cried, we laughed, we watched old movies and we told stories and I brought videos and it just was a beautiful thing.”

Related: John Stamos Wears Bald Cap to Support Dave Coulier Amid Cancer DiagnosisJohn Stamos is showing “solidarity” amid Full House costar Dave Coulier’s cancer battle. Stamos, 61, took to social media on Monday, November 18, to share photos in which the actors smiled together, both revealing their bald heads. Stamos’ head, however, was a product of prosthetics — and some skilled editing.  “Nothing like throwing on a […]

For his part, Coulier also publicly defended Stamos wearing a bald cap to support him.

“I’m sorry to see a bunch of negative comments as I’ve just begun my cancer journey,” Coulier wrote via Instagram on Tuesday, November 19. “It’s our friendship (me and John) and this is how we are handling a very tough time. I’m a comedian and humor is what drives me. John knows how to cheer me up and I laughed out loud when he arrived wearing a bald cap — being a true loving friend and brother.”

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John Stamos Defends Wearing Bald Cap to Support Dave Coulier

John Stamos Defends Wearing Bald Cap to Support Dave Coulier

John Stamos Defends Wearing Bald Cap to Support Dave Coulier

John Stamos Defends Wearing Bald Cap to Support Dave Coulier

John Stamos Defends Wearing Bald Cap to Support Dave Coulier