Natasha Bure Protects Mama Bear Candace Against ‘Vile’ Media

Natasha Bure protected her mama bear Candace Cameron against the “vile” media. This comes amid the growing criticism over Candace’s interview with The Wall Street Journal. As TV Shows Ace previously reported, the Fuller House alum explained the reason why she left the Hallmark Channel. She shared that GAC Family is more in line with her Christian values.

The interview has since made its rounds on social media as of Monday, November 14. Fans of the former child star expressed their disappointment. Even famous celebrities like JoJo Siwa and Hilarie Burton slammed Candace’s comments. Once again, her 24-year-old daughter came to her defense on social media.

What did Candace Cameron Bure say?

Candace Cameron Bure is the CCO of the Great American Family Network. She will also serve as the Executive Producer of content. The Full House alum explained her new role to The Wall Street Journal. Candace shared that she loves the content that the network airs and feels that it fits her Christain faith more.

She explained why she made the move from the Hallmark Channel to GAC Family. The news came earlier this year when Candace jumped ship. Hallmark Channel has changed some of its content to include more diversity and LGBTQ couples. Candace wants to see more “traditional marriages” again, which is why she left.

Candace Cameron Bure, a holiday rom-com fixture, is trading secular Christmas movies for Christian ones https://t.co/5JMnZBDeYR

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) November 15, 2022

“Christians that love the Lord and wanted to promote faith programming and good family entertainment,” Candace said in her exclusive interview with WSJ. “I think that Great American Family will keep traditional marriage at the core.”

This sparked a heated debate on social media. Once again, Natasha Bure’s mother found herself at odds with Dancing with the Stars alum JoJo Siwa. The two went head-to-head before on social media when JoJo shared that Candace isn’t a nice person as she claims to be. The former Dance Moms star shared that the actress snubbed her at a red-carpet event, which caused a reaction from Natasha Bure.

Natasha Bure comes swinging again

During that time, Natasha Bure told JoJo to “grow up.” The “Life in Hawaii” singer took a long hiatus from social media after their brief feud. Natasha returned to Instagram in October to promote her new music. She finds herself having a hard time with it once again amid her mother’s anti-LGBTQ comments.

Natasha Bure took to Instagram to share a family photo from her birthday. In her lengthy caption, she defended her parents and their strong faith. The Voice alum applauded Candace for “continuously choosing Christ before all.” She also called out the “vile media” for spreading “negativity.”

“My favorite people in the entire world ❤️ The Lord blessed me with the best parents I could’ve ever asked for…” Natasha Bure wrote in her Instagram post. “Raising us up in the word of God and bringing glory to HIS name. I don’t know where I’d be without both of them. ”

Not only did she call out the media, but she also called out “cancel culture” and “society” for “every strategically worded headline broadcasted.” Natasha Bure wants her young fans to know that Candace Cameron Bure is “the real deal.” She feels that faith is on their side and the Lord will fight for them.

Candace Cameron Bure’s daughter sparks concern

Natasha Bure also took to her Instagram Stories to ask fans for uplifting scripture verses. She admitted that she and her family are going through a rough time today. The YouTuber hinted they need all the prayers and positivity they can get. Natasha held a Q&A with her fans today, but she might need another break from social media.

Every time they ended up in the news, she was quick to defend her family. Sometimes her words come back to bite her and she hides. What are your thoughts on Natasha Bure defending her mama against the “vile” media? Sound off below in the comment section.

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