Candace Cameron Bure Celebrates That Dave Coulier Is ‘Cancer-Free’

Actor, producer and podcast host Candace Cameron Bure celebrated the exciting news Monday, March 31, that her friend and “Full House” costar Dave Coulier “is cancer free.”

Coulier said in a March 31 interview with Parade that a biopsy in his neck several weeks ago showed “no sign of cancer” but added that he still awaits the results of a CAT scan to show whether or not his cancer “will be in the rear-view mirror.”

“DAVE IS CANCER FREE!!!!” said Bure on X Monday afternoon. “Join me in celebrating this AMAZING news — let’s shower him with all the love in the world!”

“I’ve got so much to celebrate!” Coulier posted Monday along with a link to his Parade interview. “Get a prostate exam, breast exam, colonoscopy etc. Please check in with your doctor for early cancer detection. It saved my life. We’ve all been affected by cancer. Sending all of you love.”

I’ve got so much to celebrate! Get a prostate exam, breast exam, colonoscopy etc. Please check in with your doctor for early cancer detection. It saved my life. We’ve all been affected by cancer. Sending all of you love ❤️ https://t.co/AHhRmti6wg @ParadeMagazine

— Dave Coulier (@DaveCoulier) March 31, 2025

Dave Coulier: ‘I Feel Like Myself’

Dave Coulier is a stand-up comedian, TV host, and actor who is known for starring as Joey Gladstone in “Full House” and in the reboot “Fuller House.” In 2022, Faithwire’s Billy Hallowell interviewed Coulier, who shared that he grew up Catholic but that alcoholism almost extinguished his faith.

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Coulier was diagnosed with stage 3 non-Hodgkin lymphoma in October 2024. On Feb. 7, Bure told People, “I talk to Dave a lot, and he’s still on his journey and doing okay. So we’ll see here in the next couple of months as his chemo rounds end how he’s feeling.”

Coulier told Parade he had recently completed his sixth round of chemotherapy and that the treatment, which he started as soon as he learned of his diagnosis, had taken a significant toll on his body.

“I’ll tell you this. Today is the first day that I really feel like, ‘Wow, I’m feeling pretty darn good. I feel like myself,’” he told Parade. “And it’s today. So I get to celebrate that with you.”