There are a lot of places you might know Candace Cameron Bure from.
Maybe it's the '80s sitcom, Growing Pains, or the '90s one, Full House. Or may you caught the actress finding love on the Hallmark channel or reprising her role as DJ Tanner on Fuller House.
Either way, it's time to get to know her on a personal level with these 10+ facts.
She doesn't need to!
Her role on Full House and her presence on the Hallmark Channel is more than enough for her.
Luckily, we are here to help with that.
Check out all these great facts about Candance and let us know which one is your favorite at the end of the article!
While Candace was on Full House growing up, Kirk was working on another popular sitcom: Growing Pains.
He played Mike Seaver from 1985-1992. Their careers merged when Kirk appeared on a 1988 episode of Full House.
Her role as Jenny Foster on the show even helped her land the role of DJ Tanner on Full House.
"I had done a few things," she recalled to Today, "And then when they were casting 'Full House' two years after that, then they were like, 'Oh, it's Kirk's little sister.' And they saw a couple episodes of 'Growing Pains' that I was on."
This really happened!
"#TBT to my real life senior prom with @scottweinger . Yup, this really did happen (Awwwww.) Should DJ and Steve be together or is this ancient history? #TeamSteve #TeamMatt," she wrote on Instagram while promoting Season 2 of Fuller House.
Their love story goes all the way back to when they were just teenagers.
They were introduced in 1994 by Dave Coulier, aka Uncle Joey, from Full House.
They had a whirlwind romance after that, as they got engaged within a year and got married on June 22, 1996.
She had her eldest, Natasha, when she was 22. Two years later, came a son, Lev, and then another son, Maksim.
Having kids hasn't changed married life too much, as Bure told OK Magazine that she and Val get frisky even if the kids are home.
She's been a staple for the network since 2008 when she starred in Moonlight & Mistletoe.
She had been filming the latest Aurora Teagarden film for Hallmark Movies & Mysteries when production got shut down due to COVID.
Her religious beliefs and conservative stance on politics may rub some people the wrong way, but she stands firm in what she believes.
She wrote about this in her book, Kind is the New Classy.
"They are the roles God has given me to live out my higher purpose of glorifying Him." She added that her purpose is to "bring God glory."
Age hasn't slowed this star down. She'll find time to work out, even after long days on set.
"So if I can get in 10 push-ups here and there, do a couple squats while I’m waiting in line for something, that’s what I do," she told Fox News.
That's because the reboot almost didn't happen!
“Funny enough now all the networks had passed on the show and [...] Netflix was our very last pitch," she told All Mom Does.
The cast was able to make five seasons of the show, but it's sadly not coming back for a sixth one.
The final season was announced in January 2019.
The actress competed on Season 18 of the star-studded show and came in third.
“It was such an amazing experience,” Cameron said in a Fox and Friends interview. “I learned so much about myself, so many life lessons that I will take away forever.”
That's because viewers didn't like her right-wing views.
“I’ve never been more verbally abused in my life than on Twitter, and specifically in the last few months, having come on this show," she said about the experience.
She's released six books in total so far. The latest one is called Candace Center Stage and it's about a little girl's love of dance.
She has also written several memoir-style books.
Candace, along with her husband, have owned and operated Bure Family Wines since 2006.
They fell in love with wine-making after visiting Napa Valley. "We couldn't believe this place exists," her husband told Wine Spectator.
She, too, is a "fan-girl." She told Us Weekly that she clammed up when she met Reese Witherspoon, Jennifer Lopez, and Kevin Costner.
"I was so embarrassed after. I just stared at them and smiled without [saying] a word."
The actress caused waves when she wrote in her 2014 book, Balancing It All: My Story of Juggling Priorities and Purpose, that she leans on Val to make most of the family's big decisions.
"I am not a passive person, but I chose to fall into a more submissive role in our relationship because I wanted to do everything in my power to make my marriage and family work."
She revealed that her boys are more into sports and don't really think about Hollywood, but that her daughter is going back and forth between joining Hollywood or staying away.
"I know the dedication it requires. And the hours that parents have to put in. So the drive needs to come from her. Right now, she’s just not sure, but if she decides to become an actor and her heart is fully in it, I will support her."
She and her family bring food and gifts to homeless shelters in an effort to bring some holiday cheer.
It is only after that that they go home and open the gifts under the tree.
"They’re striving to be inclusive of all groups. And I think it’s absolutely wonderful. In the same vein, they allow me to make the type of movies that I want to, which are positive and family-friendly and also incorporate my faith into them," she told The Washington Post.
"I think it’s a really great thing that they want all people to feel welcome and included in their programming."
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