Lori Loughlin doesn’t let the past get in the way of her present.
In a new interview with First magazine for women for their April 26-May 3 issue, released on Friday, April 26, the former Full house Star, 59, spoke about how a healthy lifestyle and positive outlook on life helped her get to where she is today.
“Every day we come across different obstacles. But to me, it’s like this song is saying, ‘I get knocked down, but I get back up,'” Loughlin said, adding, “Nobody said life would be a walk in the park; We all make mistakes, but the most important thing is to persevere.”
Recently, Loughlin proved she has a sense of humor when it comes to her own past when she guest starred on an episode of HBO Curb your enthusiasmis the final season that parodied her college admissions scandal in 2019.
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The When the heart calls The actress noted that she has been working on herself in recent years and that one of the most important things on her path to happiness was learning to ask for forgiveness. This also means learning to forgive yourself and others.
“I’m not one to hold grudges. We are all put into this world and difficult things happen. You don’t know everyone’s backstory and no one is perfect,” she continued. “We have all been in situations where we have had to ask for forgiveness. But in order to ask for forgiveness, I learned that you must first learn to forgive others – and yourself. I was always taught to let things go, and I think it’s important to do that for your own health. Life is too short to hold on to regrets and negativity.”
Loughlin, who rose to fame for her roles as Jody Travis on the soap opera in the ’80s The edge of the night and Aunt Becky in the popular sitcom Full housemarried husband Mossimo Giannulli in 1997. The long-time couple has two daughters together, Isabella (25) and Olivia (24).
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Although she is a busy wife and mother, Loughlin knows the importance of re-energizing both mentally and physically First for women that she loves spending time for herself, which includes enjoying early morning hours in solitude and golfing.
“I’m terrible at it, but I enjoy the game. It’s a nice way to relax, reset and get away from your phone,” she said of the sport.
Loughlin added: “I also enjoy spending time alone at home. I love getting up early in the morning and drinking my coffee, meditating a little, checking the news and seeing what’s going on in the world. The kids are out of the house now, my husband goes to work early, so it’s just me. Life is so hectic that it’s nice to slow down and enjoy not doing much.”
The cast of Full House became a close-knit family after starring on the sitcom for eight seasons from 1987 to 1995. The series followed Danny Tanner (played by the late Bob Saget) and his three daughters – DJ (Candace Cameron Bure) and Stephanie (Jodie Sweetin) and Michelle (Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen) – as they tried […]
Loughlin also revealed one of the simple joys that instantly puts a smile on her face: watching “every silly dog and cat video out there.”
“I just love them – animals bring me so much joy and I find them so funny,” she added.
While Summerland Alum enjoys her alone time and told the outlet that helping others is also a driving force behind her own happiness.
“Volunteering not only helps others, it also feeds your soul,” said Loughlin, who is an avid supporter of Project Angel Food. “I was on some time off and a friend said she could use some help there. I ended up loving it and kept going. I drop off meals and check on people… it’s been great.”
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And even though things have been looking up in recent years, the Hallmark actress praised her unwavering belief in what pushed her forward.
“I feel like there is a higher power that is watching over us, guiding us or carrying us through the difficult times,” she explained. “There is a lot of depression and anxiety in the world today and I wonder if it is due to a lack of faith. If you don’t believe in something bigger than yourself, life is much more difficult. I also believe that we have guardian angels – mine could be my father, my grandfather, my grandmother. I just feel like there’s someone looking out for me.”