Candace Cameron Bure and Danica McKellar Skip Kissing Scenes for Husbands
Iconic ‘90s stars and longtime friends Candace Cameron Bure and Danica McKellar are bringing the holiday cheer this season. The two actresses recently kicked off the winter holiday with the first-ever Great American Family Christmas Festival at the Northwell Park at USB Arena in New York.
Both stars are well-known for their work in Christmas movies. They shared some insights into their personal lives, including how their husbands feel about their on-screen romantic scenes. Here, we delve into their experiences, their faith, and their dedication to creating heartwarming holiday content.
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The Supportive Husbands Behind the Stars
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Candace Cameron Bure, known as the *Queen of Christmas Movies*, has had her fair share of sweet holiday kisses on-screen. Despite the awkwardness that can come with watching a spouse in romantic scenes, Bure’s husband, Valeri Bure, has been incredibly supportive.
She shared that they have honest conversations about these moments. Although it’s never comfortable, they work through their feelings to ensure they both feel good and supported.
Danica McKellar’s Approach
Similarly, Danica McKellar, who stars in the Great American Family’s *A Cinderella Christmas Ball*, mentioned that her husband, Scott Sveslosky, also finds it uncomfortable to watch her in romantic scenes.
McKellar has a unique way of dealing with these moments; she simply kisses her husband when such scenes appear, adding a touch of humor to the situation.
Bonding Over Faith
The two celebrity friends have bonded over their faith since Bure first took McKellar to church. This experience changed McKellar’s lifestyle significantly, bringing a sense of peace that she hadn’t known before.
She expressed that having a relationship with faith has been everything to her, helping her lead a stressful life with more ease. Both actresses are excited about their work with Great American Family, a company that emphasizes faith, family, and country.
Impact on Their Careers
McKellar has been writing for Great American Family Media and acting in its Christmas movies. She credits Bill Abbott, the former Hallmark CEO and current CEO of Great American Media, for reviving her career and making her a part of the rom-com and Christmas movie genre.
Her loyalty to Abbott and the company is evident, as she continues to create content that resonates with audiences.
Candace Cameron Bure’s Secret to Compelling Holiday Content
Bure has been in the business of starring in Christmas movies for over a decade. She shared that her secret to creating compelling holiday content lies in the emotional connection that viewers feel with the stories.
Whether it’s a new tradition or a meaningful connection, these movies touch people’s hearts. Bure’s film *A Christmas Less Traveled* received positive feedback from fans who found the story touching and relatable, especially those who have lost parents.
Why She Continues to Make Christmas Movies
Bure continues to make these movies because of the impact they have on viewers. She loves creating content that brings joy and comfort during the holiday season. The positive responses from fans and the meaningful connections they make with the stories are what drive her to keep producing these heartwarming films.
The Great American Family Christmas Festival
The first-ever Great American Family Christmas Festival is a dream come true for Bure and McKellar. The event, held at the Northwell Park at USB Arena in New York, offers a variety of festive activities, including photos with Santa, ice skating, great food, and games. Fans also have the opportunity to meet talents like Mario Lopez, who stars in *Once Upon a Christmas Wish*.
A Family-Friendly Experience
Bure explained that the festival was designed to create an environment where families can experience Christmas in a way that feels like being in one of their movies. The event is scheduled to run until December 24, providing ample time for families to enjoy the holiday festivities.
Maintaining Close Friendships
Bure and McKellar have maintained close friendships with their former co-stars. Bure, who rose to fame as D.J. Tanner on *Full House*, remains close to her castmates.
She talks to Dave Coulier, who was recently diagnosed with stage 3 non-Hodgkin lymphoma, almost every day. The news of his diagnosis was devastating, but Bure and her friends are hopeful and supportive.
Handling Criticism with Grace
John Stamos, another *Full House* star, faced criticism for posting a photo in solidarity with Coulier, who had shaved his head before starting cancer treatment. Bure was surprised by the backlash but emphasized that the intentions were good. Humor and friendship play a significant role in how they support each other through difficult times.
Conclusion
Candace Cameron Bure and Danica McKellar continue to bring holiday cheer through their work with Great American Family.
Their dedication to creating meaningful and heartwarming content, combined with their strong faith and supportive relationships, makes them beloved figures in the world of Christmas movies.
The Great American Family Christmas Festival is a testament to their commitment to spreading joy and creating memorable experiences for families during the holiday season.
