A home divided. A supply tells ET that Candace Cameron Bure and Jodie Sweetin, who performed sisters DJ and Stephanie Tanner on “Full Home” and “Fuller Home”, are in a “fairly critical” disagreement following the controversial remarks Bure made to WSJ. Journal.
After asserting her departure from the Hallmark Channel, 46-year-old Bure defined within the publication that she was transferring to the Nice American Household community, which has no plans to characteristic same-sex {couples} of their motion pictures, and as an alternative desires to inform tales that “will preserve conventional marriage on the core.”
Like a number of different celebrities who spoke out after Bure’s feedback, a supply tells ET that 40-year-old Sweetin “is progressive in her beliefs and Candace could be very spiritual in hers.”
“They’ve totally different views and opinions on numerous vital matters,” the supply notes, including that what Bure informed WSJ. Journal “held a number of weight.”
Of those that spoke out in opposition to Bure’s “conventional marriage” feedback was 19-year-old JoJo Siwa, who wrote on Instagram, “Actually, I can’t imagine after all the pieces that went down just some months in the past, that she wouldn’t solely create a film with intention of excluding LGBTQIA+, however then additionally speak about it within the press. That is impolite and hurtful to a complete neighborhood of individuals.”
Sweetin commented on Siwa’s submit and provided up her assist to the younger star, writing, “You understand I like you ❤️❤️.”
As for the place Bure and Sweetin’s friendship stands, the supply tells ET, “Candace’s quote about conventional marriage impacted lots of people. Jodie doesn’t agree with Candace’s remarks and wished to indicate the place she stands. Candace is upset that Jodie selected to do that in a public approach as an alternative of speaking to her one-on-one.”
Bure’s rep couldn’t be reached for remark concerning ET’s supply reporting, and Sweetin’s crew stated they don’t have a remark presently.
Nevertheless, a number of days after her WSJ. Journal interview sparked controversy, Bure did launch a press release to ET defending her feedback.
“We want Christmas greater than ever. I’m a loyal Christian. Which signifies that I imagine that each human being bears the picture of God. Due to that, I’m known as to like all individuals, and I do,” the actress’ assertion learn partially. “If you understand me, you understand that I’m an individual who loves fiercely and indiscriminately. My coronary heart yearns to construct bridges and convey individuals one step nearer to God, to like others effectively, and to easily be a mirrored image of God’s enormous love for all of us.”
Bure continued, “To the members of the media liable for utilizing this chance to fan flames of battle and hate, I’ve a easy message: I like you anyway. To those that hate what I worth and who’re attacking me on-line: I like you. To those that have tried to assassinate my character: I like you. To everybody studying this, of any race, creed, sexuality, or political social gathering, together with those that have tried to bully me with name-calling, I like you.”
In the meantime, celebrities together with Maren Morris, Hilarie Burton and Jeffrey Dean Morgan have spoken out in opposition to Bure’s statements about marriage.
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