John Stamos, Caitlin Celebrate 4th Wedding Anniversary With Adorbs Instagram Post

John Stamos is finally recovering from the blow that Bob Saget's death dealt him and moving on to the brighter, sweeter things of life, namely, his wife, Caitlin McHugh Stamos. It's their fourth wedding anniversary and the couple seems head over in heels for each other, making Instagram melt into a gooey mess.

Stamos has had a tough time recently, as he grieved for Saget, but the pall has lifted and the "Full House" actor is looking cheery again.

This is John Stamos and Caitlin McHugh's fourth wedding anniversary, and the couple shared sweet Instagram posts, celebrating their love. Stamos, 58, wed Caitlin in February 2018 and shared a carousel of photos on Instagram, where the couple is seen hanging out at one of their favorite haunts, Disneyland.

The "Full House" star also spoke about how he met Caitlin and it makes for a completely dreamy story.

Wrote the actor, "Some couples meet at work. Some meet through friends. Some on dating apps. I met my wife on a TV show called SVU Law and Order, where I was playing a serial reproductive abuser, trying to secretly impregnate her by poking a hole in a condom - I already had 47 children, but wanted one more."

Not creepy at all, right?

Wrote one fan, "Well now I need to go back and watch this episode I totally remember it but didn't realize your wife was in it."

Another comment read, "I just watched that episode recently and recognized her immediately! No idea that's where you met, very cool!"

Incidentally, Caitlin is 35 years old, so that puts the age gap between them at 23 years, but as fans put it, "I NEVER would’ve guessed you guys were 23 years apart! He really doesn’t age?"

The couple also shares a son, Billy, also born in 2018. Stamos is a great dad, and on father's day, last year, the "Fuller House" star posted, "It took me a lot longer than it should have to finally realize that being a parent, is about sacrifice. Giving up some of your needs and desires for the sake of your child. It’s a... lifetime commitment. And, in the end, you don’t get a trophy, or a banner, there are no shiny rings.

The win, and it’s one worth any sacrifice, is in raising a kid strong enough, capable enough, loving enough to become a better echo of you."

Here's Stamos and Billy, making the sweetest picture ever.

For his anniversary, Stamos continued his tribute, writing, "It took me 7 years, but eventually I had a child with my Disney Girl @caitlinskybound and I’ve never been happier! Happy anniversary to the best wife, mother friend, and support system- especially over the last three weeks! I love you forever Caitlin."

He went on to point out that this was them at Disneyland a couple of days ago and that they had a magical night even as he joked, "Even though she made me dress as Stitch to her Angel. Happy wife, happy life!"

In the very first picture, the couple wore complementary Stitch and Angel onesies, portraying the characters from Disney's hit "Lilo & Stitch" as they posed in front of a Haunted Mansion tombstone that read, "Together Forever."

Fans melted at his sweet declaration, writing, "the first part of the caption, romance isn’t dead!"

Another fan wished the happy couple with personal memory, writing, "Happy Anniversary to you both. My son played a role in SVU, law, and order, season 17, episode 7. So cool how you 2 met. Enjoy your day!"

Caitlin also put up the same carousel, specifying why they celebrated their anniversary early.

Wrote the 35-year-old actress, "Happy Anniversary Love. We celebrated early because he’s on the road with The Beach Boys again. Check him out if you're in Greensboro NC, Greenville SC or Nashville TN. MISS YOU and LOVE YOU MORE & MORE..."

Here's the lovely and in-love couple.

The wedding anniversary celebrations came just weeks after the world lost comedian and actor Bob Saget, who was found dead in his hotel room at the Ritz-Carlton in Orlando, Florida, in January.

When the news broke, Stamos posted a tear-jerking Instagram post where he spoke about not being ready for goodbyes yet. But just a day ago, he spoke about the send-off, writing, "Being respected In the stand-up comedy world was everything to Bob. And the outpouring of love and respect that he got really proved that he was at the top of his game! But for now, the tributes and memorials are over. And we face, head-fucking-on the harsh reality of going through life without Bob and his love and his laughter. Not going to be easy."