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Add Page Six on Google Jodie Sweetin revealed she and her husband of four years, Mescal Wasilewski, don't sleep in one shared bed.
Instead, the couple sleeps in "two twin beds pushed up against each other in a king-size thing with two separate duvets," Sweetin revealed on Monday's episode of the "Good Guys" podcast.
The "Full House" star, 44, said their unconventional sleeping arrangement "is key, because you’re not fighting over the blanket."
"I’m telling you — that is the smallest, biggest difference," she told hosts Josh Peck and Ben Soffer. "I can roll over and wrap myself up like a burrito, he can do whatever, and we’re not fighting over it in the middle of the night. So no one wakes up angry that they’re cold.”
Sweetin, who has been married to Wasilewski, 56, since 2022, also argued that "not sex, but actual sleeping" is what "drives most couples nuts."
"My husband is the lightest, worst sleeper," she said about the clinic social worker. "Once I’m out — takes me a minute to go out — and once I’m out, I’m dead to the world."
"There could be bombs going off, and nothing. He, you know, a mouse whispers downstairs and he’s like, ‘Oh my god! I heard it,'" Sweetin continued, noting that sometimes "it's a nightmare to sleep with someone else next to you."
Earlier in the episode, Sweetin described herself and Mescal Wasilewski as "very independent people," explaining that he "goes and does his thing" for work, while she'll "go travel and do something."
"Our dream goal sort of thing is to own property somewhere, and I want a few little tiny homes on it," she shared. "He gets his tiny home, I get my tiny home, and then there’s the middle one."
The actress also joked that since she's "been married four times," she's learned to enjoy having her own space.
Sweetin was previously married to LAPD officer Shaun Holguin from 2002 to 2006, film transportation coordinator Cody Herpin from 2007 to 2010, and musician and DJ Morty Coyle from 2012 to 2016.
She shares daughter Zoie, 18, with Herpin and daughter Beatrix, 15, with Coyle.
Sweetin and Wasilewski tied the knot in Malibu, Calif. in July 2022, six months after they engaged .
“I know I have the right partner for the rest of whatever life brings me,” Sweetin told People after the nuptials.
“And I couldn’t be more grateful," she added.
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