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John Stamos And Caitlin McHugh Admit They Miss Baby Billy All The Time — Even During Date Night!
Aww! John Stamos and his wife, Caitlin McHugh, don’t like to be away from their five-month-old son, Billy Stamos, for too long — even when they’re out for date night! While recently speaking to Entertainment Tonight, the new parents opened up about constantly missing their child.
“We miss him already,” the 55-year-old first time dad said. “We just watched a video on the way over here.” And Caitlin, 32, added, “Even when he’s asleep, I’ll go like look at my videos of him because I miss him so much!”
John and Caitlin recently welcomed Billy this past April and, in another interview with Entertainment Tonight, Caitlin gushed about already wanting to give their son a younger sibling. “Right now, Billy is extremely spoiled and we need to share the love, he’s gotta share some of those toys and all the things that have been given to him,” Caitlin explained. “He needs [siblings] to keep him grounded. If he’s the only one, he’ll get way too much love because there hasn’t been a child on either side of our family in quite some time.”
“I would love to give [John] a little girl,” Caitlin added before gushing about her husband as a new dad. “He comes so naturally to fatherhood and I love watching it. I stare at the both of them all the time. [John is] 100 percent full-on active and fantastic… He’s perfect, he’s a perfect father. I can’t wait to give him more [kids].”
John and Caitlin love Billy so much that they’re treasuring all of his first moments, too. The model previously said, “It’s adorable. Even all the gas and stuff, everything he does is exciting. It’s like, ‘Oh yes, you pooped! That’s great! You farted, that’s great! You burped, right in my ear! You spit up in my face and I couldn’t be happier.”
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