Candace Cameron Bure is clearing the air about her social media interests, even if it leaves fans “disappointed”.
On Thursday, the Fuller house star and mother of three took a minute to address several messages she received about her social media activity. ‘I read several comments from people … people who were disappointed – or told me they did not follow me – because of the people I prefers to follow on Instagram, ”she said in her Stories.
Cameron Bure added: “It’s always strange to me because I follow a very wide range of people – politically within my work industry, and then personal friends and things I like, but an imitation does not mean an endorsement. “Follow does not mean I agree with everything they say and do. It just means that I follow a wide range of people so that I have perspective.”
The star, with 4.7 million followers, only subscribes to about 1,000 accounts, including those of President Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, Melania Trump, and Michelle and Barack Obama, along with a variety of celebrities.
Cameron Bure, a proud Christian who regularly reads from the Bible on social media, continued: ‘I want to know what’s going on in the world. I want to hear different sides of the argument. I follow people in entertainment with whom I do not necessarily agree in the same way, but I want to hear what our society, what culture is handing out. And it helps me all the more, to know who I am and to find my answers and to know the truth … so remember that the following on Instagram or Twitter are not equal to endorsements … “
The author, whose book Candace’s playful puppy debuted on Tuesday and says her approach is’ healthiest ‘, adding:’ This is how I navigate on social media … But I’m not an argumentative person this way either, so when I read things I do disagree, and even if it’s political … I follow left and right, but it does not make my blood boil. ”
Although openly led by faith, the first Regard co-host promised to hold political debates outside her home. “Not because I do not believe that my views and opinions are important, but that I would rather share Jesus with people,” she explained in an interview with Fox News in September. “It’s really my passion. And I do not want to get into the political debate, because it’s just about division and separation. And I want to learn. I want to be [part of] a conversation about how to build a bridge. ‘
Cameron Bure, however, spoke out in December after older brother and ex-Growing pains star Kirk Cameron was slammed for organizing three mask-optional prayer events that challenged the California stay-at-home order. Cameron, who attended a conservative event that month in former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort, insisted the Christmas events symbolize hope.
When Cameron Bure dragged her through association, she tweeted“I have not attended any recent love events. I also choose to follow the larger guidelines by wearing a mask and social distance when I am in public. However, I do not like the bad tweets about my family. I believe that respectful dialogue is the key to being heard. Stay safe. “
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