Their home is little less crowded.
Candace Cameron Bure has unfollowed Jodie Sweetin on Instagram following Sweetin’s defense of JoJo Siwa over Bure’s inflammatory remarks on “traditional marriage.”
Despite the fact that the “Christmas Detour” actor severed digital relations with Sweetin, the “Just Swipe” actress continues to follow Bure.
Bure, 46, and Sweetin, 40, came to popularity together during their eight-season run as sisters on the 1980s comedy “Full House.” They reprised their roles on Netflix’s “Fuller House” years later and have remained close to this day.
Bure, a fervent Christian, drew criticism for an interview published earlier this month in which she stated that she was transferring networks in order to focus on programs involving “traditional marriage.”
The 19-year-old Siwa then tweeted a screenshot of an article headlined “Candace Cameron Bure’s Plan For New Cable Channel: No Gays” and expressed shock at Bure’s attitude.
Siwa, 19, stated in an Instagram post that was accompanied by a photo of Cameron Bure’s comments, “I honestly can’t believe that after all that happened just a few months ago, she would not only develop a movie with the purpose of excluding LGBTQIA+, but also talk about it in the press.”
In the comments area of Siwa’s post, Sweeten answered, “You know I adore you.”
Alumni of “One Tree Hill” Hilarie Burton also responded to Bure’s remarks by labeling her a “bigot.”
Bure unfollowed Sweetin when the latter appeared to disparage her “traditional marriage” remarks.
Eventually, in reaction to the outrage, the “Christmas Town” actress made a statement in which she defended her views and blamed the media for misrepresenting her.
“I have a simple message: I love you anyway,” she stated, adding, “I love everyone reading this, regardless of ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, or political affiliation, especially those who have tried to intimidate me with name-calling.”
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