Where are These ’80s Female Heartthrobs Today?

Lori Loughlin first gained attention in the 80s through modeling and roles in soap operas, but she became a household name when Full House debuted in 1988. As Aunt Becky, she brought warmth, humor, and charm to the Tanner family, instantly earning her a devoted fan base across America.

She was a heartthrob because she blended beauty with approachability. Lori had a wholesome, girl-next-door appeal that felt comforting and aspirational at the same time. Her kindness on-screen mirrored her radiant looks, making her the type of TV star who felt more like family than a distant celebrity.