John Stamos's Net Worth The Secret Behind His Success American actor, singer, and musician John Stamos has a $40 million estimated...
John Stamos's Net Worth The Secret Behind His Success
American actor, singer, and musician John Stamos has a $40 million estimated net worth. The role of Jesse Katsopolis on the popular 90s sitcom Full House is what made Stamos most famous.
In Cypress, California, on August 19, 1963, John Phillip Stamos was born. He is the oldest child of restaurateur Bill and former swimsuit model Loretta. For his work on the soap opera General Hospital, for which he was nominated for a Daytime Emmy Award in 1984, Stamos started his acting career.
When the ABC sitcom Full House rose to prominence as one of the most-watched programs on television in the late 1980s, Stamos's career took off. Up until 1995, the show had a successful eight-year run. Since the project's completion, Stamos has acted in stage plays, television movies, television series, and advertisements.
Prior to 2012, when it was reported that Stamos will play the lead character in an upcoming Fox drama called Little Brother, Stamos had made guest appearances in more than 20 television shows and theatrical productions without holding down a regular job. Stamos agreed to play a recurring part in the drama Necessary Roughness on the USA Network in 2013.
Stamos is a performing actor and musician in addition to acting. In 1994, Stamos, along with Lanny Cordola, Gary Griffin, Sandra Stephens, Tony Guerrero, and David Enos Stamos, independently produced their own album, named Shades of Blue. In 2010, the album was once again made available digitally on iTunes after going out of print for some time. Stamos has made appearances on a number of albums and tributes in addition to his unique work. John Fogerty and he have performed together on stage. Stamos has also made four Broadway appearances. His most recent work was in Gore Vidal's The Best Man in 2012. He also participated in an all-star cast performance of Hairspray at the Hollywood Bowl.
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Those who saw Full House may remember that Stamos' persona was a major fan of The Beach Boys. In real life, the same may be said about him. In fact, Stamos has shared the stage with The Beach Boys since 1985. He plays the drums, piano, guitar, and several other percussion instruments. He made an appearance in their 'Kokomo' music video in 1988 and played steel and conga drums. He sang vocals for a fresh rendition of their song "Forever" that was included on their Summer of Paradise album in 1992. Stamos has frequently performed on stage with The Beach Boys in recent years. A charity concert for The Terry Schiavo Life & Hope Network and appearances on The Beach Boys' 50th Anniversary Tour are two examples of these engagements.
Stamos' work on Full House and residual income from the various ventures described above are credited with increasing his wealth. Stamos also supports the Oikos Greek yogurt brand from Dannon Yogurt. Stamos has a Disneyland lifetime pass. Additionally, he spent seven years with supermodel Rebecca Romijn as his wife. They did not have any children together, and they apparently split up amicably in 2005.
Despite his scant acting experience and modest list of endorsement deals, Stamos presently has a net worth of $40 million, which is expected to be stable over the coming years.
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