“Full House” Cast: Then and Now

It's been 30 years since the Tanner family first burst into our living rooms on Full House, and while a lot has changed since then, they're still very much a part of pop culture today. DJ, Stephanie, and DJ's BFF Kimmy are all grown up now and starring in their own Netflix spinoff, Fuller House, which also features frequent drop-ins from Danny, Joey, Uncle Jesse, and Aunt Becky. (Though not Michelle, unfortunately.) In honor of Fuller House's season three premiere — and the 30th anniversary of Full House's 1987 debut — we're looking back at how the cast members have changed over the years. (Photos via ABC Photo Archives/ABC via Getty + Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty)

Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen/Michelle Tanner, Then: The Olsen twins were just six months old when they were cast on Full House, and just over a year old when the show debuted. They took turns playing the youngest Tanner sibling until they were nine. (Photo via ABC Photo Archives/ABC via Getty)

Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen/Michelle Tanner, Now: After Full House, Mary-Kate and Ashley starred in several movies together, including It Takes Two, New York Minute, and several direct-to-video films. They also starred on the TV shows Two of a Kind and So Little Time, both of which were canceled after one season. Ashley stopped acting in 2004, but Mary-Kate (now married to Olivier Sarkozy) went on to roles in Factory Girl, Beastly, and Weeds before turning her attention to fashion full time. The sisters (who turned 31 in June 2017) own multiple labels, including The Row and Elizabeth & James, and have won three CFDA Awards. (Photo via Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty)

Jodie Sweetin/Stephanie Tanner, Then: Sweetin was just five years old when she debuted as the middle Tanner sibling in 1987. She literally grew up on the show — when it ended in 1995, she was 13 and had been playing the role for more than half her life. (Photo via ABC Photo Archives/ABC via Getty)

Jodie Sweetin/Stephanie Tanner, Now: The actress, who celebrated her 35th birthday in January 2017, now has two children, daughters Zoie (from her second marriage) and Beatrix (from her third). She has also written a book, unSweetined, about her battle with substance abuse. (Photo via Kevork Djansezian/Getty)

Candace Cameron Bure/DJ Tanner, Then: Cameron Bure (then just Cameron) was 11 when she started playing the eldest Tanner daughter, and 19 when the original series ended in 1995. (Photo via ABC Photo Archives/ABC via Getty)

Candace Cameron Bure/DJ Tanner, Now: Since Full House, the actress (who turned 41 in April 2017) has written three books, cohosted The View, and finished third on Dancing With the Stars. She's been married to Valeri Bure, with whom she has three kids, since 1996. (Photo via Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for BMI)

Bob Saget/Danny Tanner, Then: As the Tanner family's loving, endearingly cheesy patriarch, Saget, who was 31 when Full House started, taught his on-screen daughters — and millions of viewers at home — countless life lessons. (Photo via ABC Photo Archives/ABC via Getty)

Bob Saget/Danny Tanner, Now: Perhaps best known to younger viewers as the voice of the future Ted Mosby on How I Met Your Mother, Saget also has a successful stand-up comedy career, a book (Dirty Daddy), and three real-life daughters of his own. (Photo via Jamie McCarthy/Getty)

John Stamos/Jesse Katsopolis, Then: That hair! Stamos was just 24 years old when Full House debuted in September 1987. (Photo via ABC Photo Archives/ABC via Getty)

John Stamos/Jesse Katsopolis, Now: Like Paul Rudd, Stamos never ages. He celebrated his 54th birthday in August 2017, and he looks better than ever. (Photo via Allen Berezovsky/Getty Images for Fashion Media)

Dave Coulier/Joey Gladstone, Then: Coulier turned 28 just one day before Full House premiered on September 22, 1987. Like his character, he built a career on his ability to do impressions of celebrities and cartoon characters. (Photo via ABC Photo Archives/ABC via Getty)

Dave Coulier/Joey Gladstone, Now: Coulier celebrated his 58th birthday on September 21, 2017, one day before the season three premiere of Netflix's Fuller House. He still tours the country with his stand-up routine and has done extensive voice work over the years, not to mention stints on reality TV in The Surreal Life and Skating With Celebrities. He has one son, Luc, with his ex-wife Jayne Modean. (Photo via Frederick M. Brown/Getty)

Lori Loughlin/Rebecca Donaldson-Katsopolis, Then: As Becky, Danny's Wake Up, San Francisco cohost and Jesse's main love interest, Loughlin was beloved from the moment she debuted on the show in 1988 at age 24. (Photo via ABC Photo Archives/ABC via Getty)

Lori Loughlin/Rebecca Donaldson-Katsopolis, Now: Loughlin has had a lot of roles since Full House — including parts on Summerland and the new 90210 — but we'll always think of her as Aunt Becky. (Photo via Kevork Djansezian/Getty)

Andrea Barber/Kimmy Gibbler, Then: Barber was 11 when she started playing DJ Tanner's quirky BFF. The role was recurring in seasons one through four, but she became part of the main cast in season five. (Photo via ABC Photo Archives/ABC via Getty)

Andrea Barber/Kimmy Gibbler, Now: Barber took a break from acting when Full House ended to focus on other things, such as her education. After graduating with an English degree from Whittier College, she pursued an MA in Women's Studies from the University of York in England. She has two kids with her ex-husband, Jeremy Rytky. (Photo via Frazer Harrison/Getty)

Scott Weinger/Steve Hale, Then: DJ dated a few guys over the course of Full House, but her first love — and ours! — was Steve, played by a then-16-year-old Weinger starting in 1991. One year after joining the show, the actor scored another huge role, as the voice of the title character in Disney's Aladdin. (Photo via ABC Photo Archives/ABC via Getty)

Scott Weinger/Steve Hale, Now: Weinger, who will turn 42 in October 2017, graduated from Harvard with a degree in English and American Literature in 1998. In recent years, he has had a very successful writing and producing career, with credits on What I Like About You, 90210, Black-ish, and Galavant. He has one son with his wife, Rina Mimoun. (Photo via Frederick M. Brown/Getty)