Jodie Sweetin, 44, said on a podcast that she learned humility at Target when she had to put items back because her debit card lacked funds. She also said she borrowed money her first week on Fuller House and reached her first paycheck with about $190.
Jodie Sweetin, 44, said on the November 4 episode of the "We're Still Here, Babe" podcast that you learn humility when you are at Target and have to put items back because you don't have the money on your debit card. Sweetin said she learned humility when she was at Target and had to put items back because her debit card did not have enough money.
Sweetin said she had to borrow money the first week she worked on Fuller House. She said she arrived at her first paycheck with about $190 in her bank account. Fuller House ran from 2016 to 2020.
Sweetin played Stephanie Tanner on Full House from 1987 to 1995. After getting sober in 2011, she took a job as a logistics coordinator at a treatment center in Los Angeles. She has two daughters, Zoie, 18, and Beatrix, 16, whom she raised as a single mom while working at the treatment center.
