Jodie Sweetin says she as soon as obtained a 1-cent ‘Full Home’ residual examine

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Regardless of the mega success behind the beloved 90s sitcom "Full Home," Jodie Sweetin's residual checks aren't precisely "dependable."

Throughout an look on the "McBride Rewind" podcast , the 44-year-old actress — who earned stardom from her function as Stephanie Tanner throughout the present's whole eight-season run from 1987 to 1995, then once more within the spinoff "Fuller Home" from 2016 to 2020 — shared the stunning quantity she obtained from her newest residual examine.

"I acquired a one-cent examine the opposite day. No, there is no syndication anymore as a result of it is all in streaming . Who will get paid for that? No one will get paid for that," she mentioned.

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Jodie Sweetin, recognized for her function as Stephanie Tanner on "Full Home" and its spin-off "Fuller Home," not too long ago obtained a one-cent residual examine. (Getty Photos)

"Certain, in my 20s, there can be cash, however not dependable," she continued. "You do not know how a lot it may be or how typically they are going to run the present. So, generally you are like, 'Oh, cool. That was good.' After which generally you are like, 'All proper, nicely, there is a good dinner out.' "

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"You simply sort of do not know. So, it is not one thing you'll be able to depend on," Sweetin added. "I at all times say, individuals suppose I stay some extravagant life. I am like, 'Honey, I drive my 2023 used Hyundai Sonata that I really like. I lease my home. I've bank cards which might be maxed out.' I stay a traditional life," she defined. "And yeah, there are moments once you're like, 'That is going nicely,' and there are occasions once you're like, 'I would like a day job.'"

As soon as "Full House" wrapped within the mid-90s, Sweetin beforehand mentioned she went via an id disaster.

Actress Jodie Sweetin attends the premiere of "Kubo And The Two Strings" on August 14, 2016 in Common Metropolis, California. (Getty)

"I used to be far and wide. I feel that is why I discovered stimulants. I'd be extra sober than anybody else within the room. I used to be on the lookout for a strategy to make my mind work higher," she mentioned throughout an episode of "The Skinny Confidential" podcast in 2025.

As her addiction continued, the mom-of-two mentioned she knew she was headed down a harmful path.

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"I knew for a really very long time that I used to be heading down a highway the place it was both going to be jail, establishments or loss of life," she mentioned. "I used to be getting very shut. I didn't suppose I'd see my thirtieth birthday the best way I used to be stepping into my mid-20s …life modified. I acquired married once more and rapidly came upon I used to be pregnant and was like, 'Okay that is what we're doing.'"

"I have never had an ideal journey, however that was the factor that modified every little thing," she mentioned of her first pregnancy . "Like celebration time is completed."

Sweetin starred as Stephanie Tanner throughout the present's whole eight-season run from 1987 to 1995. (Craig Sjodin/Walt Disney Tv by way of Getty Photos)

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Sweetin discovered sobriety in 2008 after 15 years of abusing medication and alcohol.

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Lately, the actress and activist mentioned she would gladly reprise her function if the chance arose.

"I'll by no means say by no means to something. And you already know, if I acquired to return again in one other 20 years and work with these people again , who I've recognized for my whole life, yeah, I'd completely try this," she mentioned on the "McBride Rewind" podcast.

"I really like what 'Full Home' has achieved. I really like what it has created. I really like what it means to individuals. And I feel as I've gotten to be an grownup and stay somewhat extra life, I perceive simply how essential it's to have that factor that connects you to your youthful, safer self, and I do know that ' Full Home' does that. So, I am thrilled to proceed to try this in no matter method I can."