Candace Cameron Bure Dares Hallmark To ‘Snatch Up’ Daughter Natasha Bure
Candace Cameron Bure has issued a challenge to Hallmark, and it has to do with her daughter Natasha Bure. The 23-year-old is a young actress, and the Queen of Hallmark Christmas knows what her daughter can do.
What does CCB want for her daughter?
Candace Cameron Bure Is Proud Of Her Daughter, Natasha
On Sunday, Candace Cameron Bure posted on Instagram a Happy Birthday post for her daughter Natasha Bure. Along with the message are two photographs. They look more like sisters than mother and daughter. Moreover, Natasha looks like a mini-me of her infamous mother.
Not only does she look like her mother, but Natasha is also a young actress. She is currently filming the new Lifetime movie, Don’t Sweat The Small Stuff: The Kristine Carlson Story, in the Nashville area. CCB’s only daughter also competed on The Voice Season 12, five years ago.
Recently, the Fuller House star spoke with The Heavy about her daughter. She is quite proud of her only daughter. “She’s been out there auditioning, being a working actor just as everyone else is. And you know, she’s making her way. She’s been doing films, and this was a great one she got with Lifetime, so I’m super proud and excited for her.”
Candace further explained that Natasha wants to get into acting on her own merits. She is a “different actress” from her mom. Moreover, she may go for different roles than what CCB would have done at the same age. But Natasha does not even want to work with her mom!
CCB explained, “She’s made a consorted effort to make sure that she does this on her own, she gets everything because she works hard, and not because she’s riding on my coattails in anyway, which is really why she doesn’t want to work with me.”
Would Natasha want to do a Hallmark movie? Candace explained the only way that her daughter would do one. “Which is funny, she doesn’t want to be in Hallmark movies with me. That’s not to say she doesn’t want to do a Hallmark movie, but she wants to do it on her own.”
Candace Cameron Bure is pushing for Hallmark holiday movies to be the family business, saying she'd like to see her daughter Natasha Bure follow in her footsteps as a star.
"If Hallmark doesn’t snatch her up for a Christmas movie, it’s Hallmark’s loss!"https://t.co/iszGUANlmy
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Candace Cameron Bure Issues Challenge To Hallmark
Candace Cameron Bure grew up on television, on Full House. Now, she is known as Hallmark’s Queen of Christmas. The feel-good network and Bure always come up with a spectacular new movie each year. Moreover, CCB’s movie always premieres during the prime Thanksgiving weekend time slot.
Moreover, she revealed that she wants her daughter Natasha to join her in the family business. “I’m very glad she’s out there doing her own thing, and I will happily promote all of her Lifetime movies, even though it’s the competing network. I’m her mother first so I will always be promoting them. If Hallmark doesn’t snatch her up for a Christmas movie, it’s Hallmark’s loss!”
Hallmark, your Christmas Queen is challenging you!
Natasha Bure Starring In New Lifetime Movie
Instead of working with her mom, Candace Cameron Bure, Natasha is now working with another iconic star, Heather Locklear. Natasha will portray Heather’s daughter in the Lifetime movie, Don’t Sweat The Small Stuff: The Kristine Carlson Story. This is based on a true story.
In this movie, Locklear portrays Carlson, the co-author of the book series Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff. She wrote this bestseller with her husband, Dr. Richard Carlson. However, Kristine’s entire world immediately falls apart when her husband Richard, passes away unexpectedly. This leaves her mourning and having to be a single mom to two daughters.
This Lifetime movie will show how Kristine Carlson picked herself up and reinvented her life, and took care of her daughters. This movie will premiere sometime this fall before the holiday movies dominate the television waves.
Are you familiar with Natasha Bure’s work? Would you like to see Candace Cameron Bure’s daughter star in a Hallmark Christmas movie?
