Blake Tuomy-Wilhoit is an American actor best kown for his role as Nicky Katsopolis on the popular ’90s sitcom Full House and its spin-off series Fuller House. He portrayed Nicky alongside his twin brother Dylan Tuomy-Wilhoit, who played Alex Katsopolis, and they were the two youngest members of the Tanner family.
Blake was born on December 29, 1990 in Los Angeles, California to parents Tom Wilhoit and Jamie Tuomy-Wilhoit. He started acting at a young age, appearing in commercials and print ads before landing the role of Nicky Katsopolis on Full House in 1988. He starred alongside his brother Dylan, who played Alex Katsopolis. The two would periodically appear throughout the show’s eight season run from 1988 to 1995.
In 2016, Blake reprised his role as Nicky when Netflix released a spin-off sequel to Full House titled Fuller House. While all the primary cast members came back to reprise their respective roles, the Olsen twins declined to join the show which resulted in Blake and Dylan filling their spot as Jesse and Becky’s sons.
In addition to his acting career, Blake is also an avid photographer and has taken photos for various magazines such as Vogue, Marie Claire, and Harper’s Bazaar. He currently lives in Los Angeles where he continues to pursue both acting and photography opportunities.
Are the Olsen Twins in Fuller House the Original Twins?
No, the Olsen twins are not in Fuller House. Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, who played the youngest Tanner sister, Michelle, on the original Full House, declined to appear in the spin-off series. Although some of ther former co-stars have said that they were invited to join the show and were open to appearing in certain episodes or even just making a single cameo appearance, the twins ultimately chose not to participate. In their place, producers cast identical twin actresses Blake and Dylan Tuomy-Wilhoit as Michelle’s twin children Nicky and Alex. They even make references to their famous aunt throughout the show.
Are Boy Twins Featured in Fuller House?
Yes, the boy twins from the original series Full House are returning for the spinoff Fuller House! Dylan Tuomy-Wilhoit and Blake Tuomy-Wilhoit will be reprising their roles as Jesse and Becky’s sons Nicky and Alex. They will be part of the cast in the fifth season of Fuller House. Fans can look forward to seeing them on screen once again.
Where Are Nicky and Alex from ‘Fuller House’?
Nicky and Alex Fuller are currently living in San Francisco, California. After graduating from high school, they both decided to attend college in the city and now live together. In addition to their studies, Nicky and Alex have opened up a successful fish taco truck business, which has been well-received by locals. Recently, their lives have taken an even bigger change as Jesse and Becky adopted a baby girl, making Nicky and Alex big brothers.
The Divorce of Jesse and Becky
No, Jesse and Becky do not get divorced. In the end of “Luck Be a Lady (Part 2)”, Jesse and Becky reconcile and agree to still be a couple despite their differences. They decide to take things slow and work on their relationship, so they don’t end up getting married or getting divorced.
Aunt Becky’s Pregnancy Status on Full House
Yes, Aunt Becky was pregnant on Full House. After marrying Uncle Jesse in a two-part episode titled “The Wedding”, Aunt Becky discovered she was pregnant a few episodes later. As it was an unplanned pregnancy, she had to figure out how to tell her husband the news. This became a major storyline throughout the rest of the series as the family adjusted to having another baby in the house.
Are Nicky and Alex the Same Actors?
No, Nicky and Alex were not played by the same actors. Initially, when they were infants in season five, the characters were played by Kevin and Daniel Renteria. However, when they aged up to toddlers in season six, they were played by Dylan Tuomy-Wilhoit as Alex and Blake Tuomy-Wilhoit as Nicky. The two actors are brothers and both have long blond hair.
Are Nicky and Alex Real Characters in ‘Fuller House’?
Nicky and Alex Katsopolis are characters from the original series, Full House, but their return in Fuller House is considered a fictionalized version of themselves. While they do appear in the Thanksgiving episode of season 2, they are not actively seen in the show after that. Kimmy Gibbler confirms this by saying that they are too busy running a food truck business. Therefore, Nicky and Alex are not real in Fuller House, but their presence is still felt and appreciated.
Absence of Michelle Tanner in ‘Fuller House’
Michelle Tanner was not included in Fuller House because Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, who played the character, chose not to participate in the show. The series addressed Michelle’s absence by referencing their real-life career paths: the twins have become successful fashion entrepreneurs in New York City, and thus are too busy to reprise the role of Michelle.
Are Alex and Nikki Appearing in Fuller House?
Yes, Alex and Nicky are both present in Fuller House. They are born as identical twins to Jesse and Becky Katsopolis, and are portrayed by Blake Tuomy-Wilhoit in the show. Alex is the more serious twin, often seen giving advice to his siblings. Nicky is the more adventurous one, often getting himself into trouble with his wild ideas. Both of them appear throughout the series, appearing in multiple episodes each season. They also feature in a few of the spin-off movies released after the original show’s finale.
Conclusion
Blake Tuomy-Wilhoit is an actor best known for his role as one of the Tanner family’s twin sons, Nicky and Alex, in the widely popular sitcom Full House and its spinoff, Fuller House. After originally declining to appear in Fuller House, Blake was eventually convinced to return alongside his brother, Dylan Tuomy-Wilhoit. Despite his brief acting career, Blake has become a beloved character in the Full House universe, both for his humorous antics and for his genuine connection with those around him. His return to Fuller House was warmly welcomed by fans of the show and he has since become an integral part of the cast.
