Personal Life
Coulier was married for two years with Jayne Modean. He has one son Luc Coulier (born November 14, 1990) Having divorced, he started dating Alanis Morissette, but they broke up shortly before she recorded her album, Jagged Little Pill. In a 2008 interview with the Calgary Sun, Coulier said he thought he might be the ex-boyfriend portrayed in the song "You Oughta Know". Morissette has not confirmed the subject of her songs.
Coulier is a private pilot who owns and flies a Beechcraft B35. His first general aviation flight was at the age of five in Michigan. He earned his pilot's license at the same airport later in 1979 and is now instrument rated. He is part of the Hat in the Ring Society to support the AOPA foundation, an organization that promotes safe flying.
Coulier is an ice hockey fan, and participates in charity events with the Detroit Red Wings.
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