“Full House Fallout? Jodie Sweetin Drops Unexpected Truth Bomb About Candace Cameron Bure That Fans Can’t Ignore”
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Remember when Jodie Sweetin and Candace Cameron Bure were the ultimate “Full House” duo, practically seeing eye-to-eye on everything? Well, fast forward to today, and these two aren’t exactly in sync — especially on some of the most charged, headline-grabbing cultural debates, most notably LGBTQ+ issues. If astrology has taught me anything (and trust me, it has), when the Moon mingles with Mercury and stirs up those communication quirks, even lifelong pals can suddenly find themselves drifting into different orbits. So, what happens when childhood buddies grown up in the spotlight clash over values, yet refuse to burn bridges? Dive in as we unpack their complicated dynamic—where disagreement doesn’t equal disdain, and family ties might just outlast political divides. Ready to peek behind the sitcom curtain of friendship strained but far from broken?
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For many years as co-stars on Full House, Jodie Sweetin and Candace Cameron Bure literally saw eye-to-eye.
But when it comes to certain cultural topics facing society, most notably ongoing LGBTQ+ issues and debates, the actresses most certainly are NOT on the same page.
Bure, for her part, has been labeled a very rude celebrity.
She’s also made it clear she’s against gay marriage.
Simply put, Sweetin does NOT share these views.
But does that mean she hates Bure? That the two are openly feuding? Not talking?
“We’ve always been very different on those things,” Jodie explained on an April 28 episode of The Vault with Monica & Amir podcast. “I think it was just, now all of that sort of comes to the surface.”
For those who need a refresher…
Back when Bure launched her Great American Family network — which the former Hallmark star said aimed to keep “traditional marriage” at its core — Sweetie supported Dance Moms alum JoJo Siwa after she called out Candace for her apparent anti-LGBTQ+ beliefs on social media.
“If I can be of service or help with whatever gift I’ve been given of people paying attention,” Sweetin sais, “it is required of me to do something important with that.”
However, the veteran star emphasized this week that she and Bure “never” actually fought over the issue, despite being well aware of where the other one stands.
“We’ve lived very different lifestyles,” Sweetin said on this podcast.
“We just exist in very different worlds. But she is still someone I have known since I was 5 years old. So, it’s like family members where we don’t talk all the time and I know if politics come up it’s not going to go well, but I don’t hate you. I’m not going to not hug you.”
In July, Sweetin seemed to throw shade at Bure after the latter expressed disdain for last year’s Olympic opening ceremony because transgender performers were involved.
“I’m also not going to keep my mouth shut,” Sweetin — who portrayed Full House’s Stephanie Tanner alongside Candace’s D.J. Tanner — noted on this new podcast episode.
“That’s how it is. That’s how I look at it. I’ll be nice, but I will not be quiet.”
The Full House family has faced a number of tragedies of late.
Bob Saget passed away in 2022 and Dave Coulier announced last year that he had cancer, although the latest update on the actor is a very positive one.
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