The 'Full House' alum discusses shooting five films within one year and reflects on previous headlines about Great American Family, the network where she is chief content officer.

Full and Fuller House star Candace Cameron Bure made headlines for leaving Hallmark and signing with Great American Family, a new faith-based network. “I think that Great American Family will keep traditional marriage at the core,

Candace Cameron Bure is looking forward to shooting “another four to five movies” with Great American Family in 2025, but her road to happiness with the network hasn’t been easy. “It certainly is difficult when talking to media outlets,

There was an explosion of backlash after Bure made this comment. Jojo Siwa called her out, Hilarie Burton did too, and many others also shared their thoughts on the matter. People thought the comments were excluding LGBTQ+ stories on the channel, and GLAAD commented on her words, saying they were “irresponsible and hurtful.”

Candace Cameron Bure is looking forward to shooting "another four to five movies" with Great American Family in 2025, but her road to happiness with the network hasn't been easy. "It certainly is difficult when talking to media outlets,

This is a classic CCB answer. She just can’t help but alienate anyone who doesn’t have an Evangelical relationship with her lord and savior, even though she’s gotten into bushels of trouble for it. Of those troubles, she said:

Candace Cameron Bure is opening up about her transition from the Hallmark Channel to Great American Family during a “really hard time” in her career. The Full House alum, 48, announced in 2022 that she would be working as chief content officer of Great American Media working on programming for its Great American Family channel.

Candace Cameron Bure met with significant backlash when the actress left the Hallmark Channel for the Great American Family network, which she said would "keep traditional marriage at the core" during an interview with the Wall Street Journal.