John Stamos is keeping busy these days between his two TV shows "Grandfathered" and "Fuller House" and touring with The Beach Boys. He also has a special lady in his life who he will FaceTime during concerts so she can listen to her favorite Beach Boys tunes.
Stamos casually mentioned this mystery lady during his appearance on "The View" on Friday. The "Full House" veteran has lived the bachelor lifestyle since he and Rebecca Romijn divorced in 2005.
"The other night [during a Beach Boys concert], I grabbed my phone 'cause this girl I'm dating... she loves this song, 'Disney Girls,'" Stamos told the co-hosts. "So I put on FaceTime. ... I thought I could get away with it but people were tweeting, 'Who are you FaceTiming?'"
Given his filming schedule and touring, Joy Behar asked how he has time to date anyone. "They come along," he responded, but co-host Sarah Haines quickly picked up on his use of the word "they," as in dating more than one woman, and wouldn't let him off the hook. He vehemently denied her presumption.
Stamos recently hit the road with The Beach Boys in Florida last week and joins them again this weekend for their dates in Austin (March 4), Abeline (March 5) and Lubbock, Texas (March 6). The band has invited him to play drums at their concerts since 1985 and Stamos has them as "Full House" guest star on multiple occasions during the ABC comedy eight-season run.
The 52-year-old actor also famously covered their song "Forever," which became his character Uncle Jesse's signature song. He performed it for Uncle Jesse's wedding to Becky (Lori Loughlin) on "Full House" and sang it again in the pilot of "Fuller House" on Netflix.
"Of all the things I get to do in my life, that is my all-time favorite thing... They're really cool, they're older gentlemen but they're super hit to social media," he said. He then recalled Mike Love asking someone to tweet that there's no drum solo on a song where Stamos took a few liberties behind the kit.
The complete first season of "Fuller House" is streaming on Netflix. "Grandfathered" airs on Tuesdays at 8:30 p.m. on Fox.
