Candace Cameron Bure Responds to Backlash After Making Comments Criticizing “Traditional Marriage” She Says, “It Tears My Heart”
Candace Cameron Bure has issued a statement in response to the backlash she received after revealing that her new network intended to “maintain traditional marriage at the center, has learned. In the letter, Candace Cameron Bure addresses the controversy online.
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After speaking publicly about her departure from Hallmark and subsequent move to the Great American Family network, where she currently works as the chief creative officer, Bure was met with a barrage of vitriol following her remarks.
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She followed by expressing her frustration over the fact that it is simply serving to further polarize people by saying, “It completely crushes my heart that anyone would ever think I purposefully would want to insult and hurt anyone.” “With the poisonous atmosphere that currently permeates our culture, I really shouldn’t be shocked.”
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Bure continued by explaining that one of her goals is to convey love and said that her heart “yearns to build bridges and bring people one step closer to God.”
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Bill Abbott, the CEO of Great American Family, once led Hallmark’s parent business before announcing his retirement in 2020; he also provided some insight on what fans may anticipate seeing on the show.
He explained, “It is most obviously the year 2022, and we are conscious of the tendencies.” There is no whiteboard with the words “Yes, this” or “No, we will never go here” written on it.
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Natasha Bure, the actress’s daughter, took to Twitter on Tuesday to defend her mother after a number of high-profile individuals, such as JoJo Siwa and Hilarie Burton, came forward to criticize the actress.
She stated that she was shocked and added, “This is nasty and harmful to a whole community of people.” Siwa was caught aback by what she read.