Marla Sokoloff’s Full House Smoking Room Leaves Kids Terrified

Marla Sokoloff The bad girl from the previous screen came back to haunt him when he had children.

The actor, 43, told Full house the costar Dave Coulier on her podcast, “Full House Rewind,” on Friday, August 2, that her kids were “shocked” to see how her character Gia Mahan acted on the ’90s sitcom — especially when she smoked.

Sokoloff’s character Gia was the influential friend of Stephanie Tanner, played by her Jodie Sweetinfeaturing articles on happy teenagers and boys and having a bad attitude. Full house aired on ABC from 1987 to 1995.

“What do you tell them when they see Gia? ‘You don’t do that?’” Coulier, 64, asked Sokoloff, who lives with her three daughters, Elliotte, 12, Olive, 8 and Harper, 2, with her husband. Alec Puro.

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“Of course,” laughed Sokoloff. “Especially with smoking stuff. They are scared.”

A habit The actress added, “They were like, ‘Mom! Do you smoke?!'”

Sokoloff reprized the role of Gia in the reboot, Fuller Housewhich ran from 2016 to 2020, a gig he did before his youngest son was born.

In 2019, he shared that during the filming Fuller Househer older children, Elliotte and Olive, were “obsessed” with the show.

“I mean, sometimes I come home from work Fuller House I entered the door and they were watching Fuller House,” he said Connect in November 2019. “They broadcast, like, 800 episodes of it. I’m like, ‘Guys, we need to rest!’”

Aside from their obsession with the reboot, Elliotte and Olive also watched the original Netflix series.

“I think the kids at school told themselves about it,” Sokoloff told the outlet. “I don’t know how they got it. It’s just a Netflix gift, and maybe just that [went] to one show, and it led them to another and somehow they got there.”

One benefit of returning to film the reboot decades after the original show is that her children were able to meet the Tanner family in the flesh.

Fan-favorite character DJ was very popular with Elliotte and Olive, and Sokoloff recalled that the girls were “surprised” when they saw the character who played him, Candace Cameron Bureis set.

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“It’s exciting that they come to work and see everything happen,” he explained. “It makes me feel better that what I’m doing makes sense to them, and I don’t just go and fly everywhere and leave them. I think it’s nice that they get some kind of payment.”

In December 2019, Sokoloff, who also directed films, spoke to him Mothers about the lengths he goes to in balancing his family and work life.

“I had this calendar where every hot lunch was set up, every play date, every after-school enrichment activity. Carpool. Activities. I didn’t have a single day where they weren’t doing something,” said Sokoloff about directing his first film. Christmas Hotel. “When I got there and was on my way, I didn’t immediately text my girlfriend or text my husband to find out how someone got home.”