The “Full House” actress has been under fire for moving to a network that only highlights “traditional marriage” ideas.
Natasha Bure is sticking up for her mom, Candace Cameron Bure.
Taking to her Instagram Story on Tuesday, Natasha listed off her “favorite thing[s]” about her mom while sharing a snap of the “Full House” actress leaning into her husband, Val Bure. “How much she loves Jesus and how firm in her faith she stands,” Natasha, 24, wrote. “She is bold. She is kind. She is so creative and has one of the greatest hearts. I look up to her in many many ways.”The young actress’ praise comes after Candace, 47, found herself under fire for saying she made the move from the Hallmark channel to the Great American Family network because they promise to highlight stories that “keep traditional marriage at the core.
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