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Candace Cameron Bure is sharing a personal narrative on the unpredictable turns of life while promoting the new season of her podcast. The video shared by the ‘Full House’ actress shows her in a cheerful mood, recounting the episode when her family overheard her swearing that she would never marry the man who later on became her husband, Valeri Bure. The episode serves as a nice conversation starter for ‘The Candace Cameron Bure Podcast’ which is returning with new episodes featuring guest Madi Prewett.
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The actress is shown in the video taking and enjoying the irony. ‘I had given the same opinion about my partner,’ she admits. The lady recalls an early visit during their romance when she told her family, ‘Oh no, he is such a nice guy. I mean I won’t marry him but he is a very nice person.’ At that time she was just 18 yrs old. ‘I suppose I am to eat my words,’ she jokes and suggests a godly act. ‘God is like, huh. Let’s test it.’ The couple is approaching their three-decade marriage.
The post revealing an unexpected twist in life with the caption ‘Life loves a plot twist!’ got instantly liked by her fans. Many wanted to narrate their own tales of sudden blessings and unexpected love.
A follower replied; ‘Man makes plans and God laughs, He’s always taking care of us.’ Another one recounted their almost parallel case of initial hesitation becoming everlasting love: ‘I met my husband about 10 months before we started dating at a church luncheon. My best friend called to ask how the event was and I said, “the weird mullet guy”. I got engaged before I realized it.’ A user shared that a couple almost like marriage still lives together after around 56 years of marriage, ‘I also said that!!! We are married for 55 years now.’
Bure not only took the opportunity to reply to her followers but also asked a question in the comments section, ‘What’s the BEST curveball God has thrown your way?’ The answers were very intimate. One individual stated, ‘My first baby! I was a 20-year-old single girl when I had him, and he was diagnosed with Down syndrome when he was only 7 weeks old. The last 10 years have been a wonderful journey.’ Another person just said, ‘marrying my wife after a year of friendship.’
Despite the fact that most of the reactions were nice and thoughtful, the announcement of Madi Prewett as a guest on the podcast generated mixed reactions. Prewett, the ex-contender of ‘The Bachelor’ whose public Christianity along with husband Grant Troutt is a separating factor among certain people, is a polarizing figure. One person even commented, ‘I can’t take Madi or her immature husband anymore!’ This indicates that Bure’s collaborations, usually within a particular faith-based and conservative media sphere, sometimes result in conflicting viewpoints among her broader audience.
Though, the central point of Bure’s post, that is, to embrace the unplanned courses of life, has clearly been grasped and thanked by many. The humor of the personal story narrated along with the author’s faith-related message continues to be the trademark of her public persona. The new season of the podcast will feature more of such life tales and bonding.
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Candace Cameron Bure is still a prominent voice in a particular realm of the entertainment industry that she has gradually and surely maneuvered from being an actress to a producer then to a podcast presenter. Her most recent personal anecdote is not just a nice story but a crucial part of her story that highlights her messages of faith, family, and unforeseen happiness. The audience’s response confirms that they are still eager to listen, tell their stories, and sometimes challenge the path that she chooses. Her work includes a new Christmas movie and a mystery movie that has generated buzz. In a recent interview, she discussed her faith-focused perspective. She has also been open about personal challenges like her struggle with food noise.
