John Stamos, son Billy.Photo: John Stamos/Instagram
John Stamosis detailing the heartbreaking experience of having to self-isolate away from his 2-year-old son after being exposed to theongoing coronavirus.
While speaking with PEOPLE about his partnership with Arnold, Brownberry and Oroweat Bread, theFull Housestar said that separating from sonWilliam “Billy” Christopherthis week has been “very difficult.”
Last Friday, the 57-year-old revealed on social media that he’scurrently in quarantineafter he was exposed to COVID-19 for the third time.
While Stamos tells PEOPLE he “never posts personal stuff,” he felt it was important to share what he was going through and to remind his fans to stay safe.
“I think no matter what your living situation is or job situation, I think everyone can relate to not being able to just hold their kid,” he says.
“He still cries,” Stamos says. “He’ll FaceTime me, but then he starts crying a lot. ‘I want to cuddle,’ he says. ‘Daddy, I want to cuddle.’ "
TheYouactor says his wifeCaitlin McHugh Stamostries to explain Stamos' situation to their son in a way he understands.
“Caitlin’s been telling him that I might have some germs and I have to take a test,” he explains. “So every day, he goes, ‘Dad, you have germs? You have germs?’ "
The star also tells PEOPLE that he and his wife, 34, are hoping to have another child in the near future. However, the actor says the current timing of his quarantine makes things difficult.
“When I’m locked upstairs in a room and she’s downstairs it makes it hard,” he says with a laugh.
While the couple wants to expand their family, Stamos says the pair already have a bundle of energy with Billy.
Stamos says he tries to eat healthy to keep his energy high and has found that eatingOroweat Breadis a great fuel-booster.
“I’ve been eating the bread for so long and it’s always my go-to sandwich on the set to give me energy,” he says. “You have to have a lot of energy to deal with a 2-year-old kid.”
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