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• They — and the rest of the cast — seem to like being back on set.
• Full House is Getting the ‘Unauthorized’ Lifetime Movie Treatment
• Why You Won’t See Michelle Tanner on ‘Fuller House’ Season 5
• Report: Netflix is Close to Ordering Full House Reunion Series Fuller House
• Offbeat April Fools’ Day Episodes to Stream on Hulu (PHOTOS)
• ‘Fuller House:’ Do Nicky and Alex Ever Return for the ‘Full House’ Netflix Spinoff?
• Joseph Quinn Acknowledges The Power Of 'Stranger Things' Fans

Stephanie and Michelle have had a crummy summer while away at day camp, and they are excited when a postcard from D.J. Mentions that she would be bringing home a big surprise when she arrives home from Barcelona. The post Here’s what the other “Full House” twins, Nicky and Alex, are actually up to now appeared first on HelloGiggles.

They — and the rest of the cast — seem to like being back on set.

Nicky and Alex join their parents and Danny when they move to Los Angeles. Fast forward to 2016 when Fuller House first premiered and fans didn't recognize the brothers, who were 25-years-old at the time. Their characters were re-introduced as California boys who left college to venture into the food truck business, with a specialty in fish tacos. Although we saw Dylan and Blake for a brief moment on the show, the two are actually no longer actors.

Full House is Getting the ‘Unauthorized’ Lifetime Movie Treatment

Both Dylan and Blake have posted several cute photos of themselves on the set of Fuller House since the sitcom reboot started filming, but the best pics of all have come from their "dad" John Stamos. The actor has shared a few photos of his "sons," joking that they've grown up so fast, but this one for sure is our favorite. If you're a die-hard Full House fan (and who isn't?!), surely you remember Nicky and Alex, the adorable, toe-headed toddler twins of Jesse and Rebecca Katsopolis (John Stamos and Lori Loughlin). The boys, played by Blake and Dylan Tuomy-Wilhoit, are now — ready to feel old? And, not surprisingly, they've been a part of the Full House reboot, Fuller House. But will the lure of the small screen pull the twins back into the Full House spin off?

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Check back in with the little brothers from beloved family shows, and see what the former child stars look like today. Their on screen dad John Stamos posted a hilarious tweet about the twins, and a photo of them as kids and all grown up. The caption was ‘ Boy your sons grow up fast when you don’t see them for 20 yrs.’ If only the Olsen Twins were back, they would have all the original cast.

Report: Netflix is Close to Ordering Full House Reunion Series Fuller House

D.J.'s family tries to cheer her up when she is rejected by a boy in her class. Gets her chance to baby-sit; Danny sets Joey and Jesse up with dates. Jesse must tell his parents he wants to go into show business.

After Full House ended, he (and Nicky) graduated from high school. In Fuller House Nicky and Alex are in college, and open up a fish taco truck business together, after moving back in with Jesse and Becky. Nicky and Alex eventually become big brothers after Jesse and Becky adopt a baby girl.

‘Fuller House:’ Do Nicky and Alex Ever Return for the ‘Full House’ Netflix Spinoff?

But, other than that, what have the Tuomy-Wilhoit twins done since "Full House" ended, more than 25 years ago? Although Jesse and Rebeca's baby boys, Nicky and Alex, were initially played by Kevin and Daniel Renteria, they were aged up for season six, when suddenly the infants were ambulatory toddlers with long blond hair. At this point, they were played by Dylan (as Alex) and Blake (as Nicky) Tuomy-Wilhoit.

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While Blake and Dylan both left acting, they have followed in their father's footsteps in the sound department of various movies and TV shows. On Full House, Nicky, much like Alex, is a humorous and mischievous character. Throughout the seventh and eighth seasons, they caused trouble worth more than the two of them combined, let alone singular. They adore each other, which caused them to cling on each other until Jesse and Becky had them find their own personalities. They also were the focus of Jesse's attention and he tried to raise them the way that his own father never had, but it usually led to them overpowering him until Becky comes in with her motherly advice to him.

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In 2022, however, the 32-year-old briefly returned to acting and made a cameo appearance as a different character on Lopez's new sitcom Lopez vs. Lopez. Ralph Carter was already a Broadway superstar by the time he signed on to play youngest Evans sibling, Michael, on Good Times in 1974. Carter's TV acting career slowed after the sitcom wrapped in 1979, though the 62-year-old has continued making music and performing on stages.

Over the years, the former child star — who went on to study at Stanford University — has reflected on his rocky experience with fame, namely when he was forced to come out by The National Enquirer in 1997. Mike Lookinland started playing the youngest Brady Bunch son before he was 9 years old. He starred as Bobby Brady for all nine seasons and appeared in Brady Bunch spinoffs and retrospective specials following the series' ending in 1974.

There is so much buzz about the Full House revival coming to Netflix called ‘Fuller House.’ Most of the original cast is returning, including Jesse and Becky’s twin sons Nicky and Alex. These adorable little boys were just toddlers when Full House was on television in the 90’s. They had matching outfits, bowl cuts and basically everything else a twin could ask for. He was born to Hermes and Rebecca Donaldson Katsopolis, who named him after Jesse's father Nick Katsopolis. Becky got pregnant with Nicky and his twin brother Alex and had trouble breaking the news to Jesse. She tries to tell him in a candlelight dinner but Jesse was too happy to go on tour.

During one episode, (“Support Your Local Parents,”) Jesse and Rebecca discovered that Nicky and Alex didn’t want to socialize with other children. Eventually, they had the boys discover other creative outlets and interests. Thankfully for Uncle Jesse, none of those involved cutting their hair. They were too busy with their food truck-related business, Kimmy Gibbler confirmed of the characters.

Although he loved the job and found it rewarding, it kept him away from his family and friends, so he moved home to California. For the past five years, Dylan has spent his time being on the other side of the camera as a foley artist a.k.a. the person who creates sounds effects. Most notably, the now 29-year-old has won three Emmy Awards for his post-production work for Game of Thrones. His other credits include Death Note, Jack Ryan, and Castle Rock. The actors behind Nicky and Alex from Full House took a hiatus from acting after the show ended.

He was born to Jesse and Becky Katsopolis, who named him after Jesse's father Nick Katsopolis whom gave him great hair and raised him. He is blonde, has blue eyes, and wears blue pajamas (as Michelle knew and Stephanie didn't in "The Perfect Couple"). This spinoff series predominately followed DJ Tanner as the new owner of her childhood home. Stephanie Tanner and Kimmy Gibbler also appeared as recurring characters, living in the Tanner house and raising their children together. As they grew others, the actors Dylan and Blake Tuomy-Wilhoit told the role of the twins, becoming close friends with the Tanner sisters, especially Michelle. As adults, these twins were still close with each other, stopping by DJ Tanner’s house along with other family members.

But Tahj's child stardom is far brighter than his cameo on the series. He then shifted to animated work, providing the voice for Wade on Disney Channel's Kim Possible. He also appeared on several episodes of Full House during its run. They don’t end up moving back in with Stephanie Tanner, as they say during the first episode of the series that they have their sights set on a fish taco food truck following college. It's possible Dylan might be mentoring his brother in the industry, as his credits also include "FBI" and "Castle Rock." Dylan himself was mentored by his father, Jeffrey Wilhoit.