American star John Stamos made headlines when appeared ‘f**king drunk’ on Kerri-Anne Kennerley’s live TV show back in 2007, while being interviewed.
And now the Australian media personality, 64, has opened up about his bizarre antics and said how much she loved it, and thought it was ‘fabulous.’
‘I loved it. All the executives were starting to panic, but I thought it was fabulous,’ Kerri-Anne told TV Week.
‘All the executives were starting to panic, but I thought it was fabulous!’ Kerri-Anne Kennerley talks about THAT TV interview with a ‘f**king drunk’ John Stamos
Full House star John, 54, admitted in 2009 that he was drunk when he appeared on her show.
‘Yes, I was on sleeping pills and I was jet-lagged but I was also just plastered,’ John told The Advocate.
‘And I never said I wasn’t, but that whole Warner Bros publicity machine got involved and said, ‘Just say he was jet-lagged’.
Controversial: American star John Stamos made headlines when appeared ‘f**king drunk’ on Kerri-Anne Kennerley’s live TV show back in 2007, while being interviewed
Headlines: Full House star John, 54, admitted in 2009 that he was drunk when he appeared on her show
‘I said, ‘No, tell ’em the truth! I was f***ing drunk in Australia’.’
During the interview, John rambled on, talked about opening a bar, and at one point even hugged the blonde host.
In 2014, John and Kerri-Anne spoke on KIIS FM’s Kyle and Jackie O – and proved there was no bad blood between them.
‘We had so much fun,’ she told John. ‘Maybe I was the only one on the [studio] floor having fun that morning – but John, you and I got along like a house on fire!,’ Kerri-Anne said.
‘You did some crazy things with a headpiece in front of your body, you put your arm around me …a girl doesn’t want any more than that. Australia loved you, John.
Laughing it off: In 2014, John and Kerri-Anne spoke on KIIS FM’s Kyle and Jackie O – and proved there was no bad blood between them
‘Entertainment- we’re here to have fun!’ The blonde personality loved the interview
‘All I can say is, there was never anything [negative] between you and I, but people enjoyed it and we had a lot of fun- and isn’t that the business we’re in? Entertainment- we’re here to have fun!’
Admitting it had taken him around two years to find the courage to watch the notorious moment, John added that he’d been surprised by the different reaction to the interview in the US and Australia – with Australians thinking it was ‘funny’ but Americans less amused.
‘I’m not blaming any Australians, but I got off the plane (in Sydney) and they were like, “Hey, mate! Come have some drinks with us!,” John said.
‘But over here [the US] I had to apologise – and then they were saying ‘Oh should John Stamos go to rehab?’
‘Rehab?’ Admitting it had taken him around two years to find the courage to watch the notorious moment, John added that he’d been surprised by the different reaction to the interview in the US and Australia