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On Bob the Drag Queen’s podcast, Jodie Sweetin said she and Candace Cameron Bure are on opposite sides politically, with Sweetin describing herself as a loud LGBTQ ally who won’t back down; the exchange underscores Bure’s conservative stance and past ties to networks with limited LGBTQ representation, amid Sweetin’s continued advocacy for LGBTQ rights.
Jeff Franklin, the former showrunner of Fuller House, has voluntarily dismissed his appeal and reached a settlement with Bryan Behar, resolving their dispute over attorney's fees. Franklin had sued Behar in 2019, alleging that he orchestrated his firing from the show. However, a judge granted Behar's anti-SLAPP motion, finding that his comments about Franklin were protected free speech. The details of the settlement agreement have not been made public.
John Stamos reveals that Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen made amends with their "Full House" cast after the death of Bob Saget. The twins, who decided not to return for the "Fuller House" reboot, spent time with the cast and expressed their gratitude for their childhood and the eight years on the show. Stamos also joked about trying to get the Olsens fired when they were toddlers on set. The reconciliation comes after Stamos initially expressed anger towards the twins for not returning to the reboot.
Trans actor Miss Benny, who played the first openly queer character on the Full House franchise, accused "one of the Tanner sisters" of trying to remove their character from Fuller House. While not explicitly named, it is widely believed to be Candace Cameron Bure. Bure denied the allegations, stating that she never asked for the character to be removed and that Fuller House has always welcomed a wide range of characters. Miss Benny expressed a positive overall experience on the show and mentioned that it led to other opportunities.
Candace Cameron Bure denies allegations that she asked for Miss Benny's queer character to be removed from the show Fuller House. Miss Benny, a social media star who played the first openly gay character in the Full House world, claimed that one of the Tanner sisters was unwelcoming on set and tried to get the character removed. Bure responded by stating that she never asked for the character to be removed and that Fuller House has always welcomed a wide range of characters. Bure has faced criticism in the past for her comments on LGBTQ+ representation and her new faith-based network's focus on "traditional marriage."
Candace Cameron Bure denies allegations made by Miss Benny that she tried to remove a queer character from the show Fuller House. Bure stated that she never asked for the character to be removed and that the show has always welcomed a wide range of characters. Bure has faced criticism in the past for her anti-LGBTQIA+ stances.
Miss Benny, a guest star on Netflix's Fuller House, has hinted that one cast member, believed to be Candace Cameron Bure, was not supportive of her presence on the show and allegedly tried to have her character, a queer character named Casey, removed. Miss Benny claims to have been warned by writers and the studio about this cast member's alleged attempts to remove the queer character. Despite the negative attitude, Miss Benny had a positive experience working with other actors on the show and has since moved on to other projects. Candace Cameron Bure has denied the allegations, stating that she never asked for Miss Benny's character to be removed and that Fuller House has always welcomed a wide range of characters.
Miss Benny, who played Casey, the first openly gay character in the Full House universe, alleged experiencing homophobia on the set of Fuller House in a TikTok video. While she didn't name the person, she hinted that it was one of the Tanner Sisters. Miss Benny claimed that the writers and studio warned her that this person was trying to get her gay character removed and that their fanbase could target her. Candace Cameron Bure, one of the Tanner Sisters, denied the allegations, stating that she never asked for Miss Benny's character to be removed and that Fuller House welcomed a wide range of characters.
Miss Benny, who played the first gay character in Netflix's Fuller House, seemingly accused Candace Cameron Bure of homophobia in a recent TikTok video. She claimed that she was warned about this person allegedly trying to get her character removed and that she was targeted by the actress's fan base. Miss Benny expressed her surprise at being targeted by an adult and highlighted the need for queer people, especially young adults and children, to advocate for themselves. This is not the first time Candace has faced criticism for her comments on "traditional marriage."
John Stamos revealed on a podcast that he was initially angry when Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen declined to reprise their roles for "Fuller House." However, after the death of their co-star Bob Saget, Stamos reconnected with the twins and learned that they loved their childhood and missed Saget. Stamos also admitted to briefly getting the twins fired from "Full House" when they were 11 months old for crying too much on set.
John Stamos revealed on a podcast that he was "angry" with Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen for not returning to the "Fuller House" reboot. The twins took turns playing Michelle Tanner in the original series, "Full House." Stamos clarified that rumors that the twins "hated their childhood" on the show were false. He also revealed that he only stayed in touch "a little bit" with the actresses over the years, but Bob Saget, who passed away in January 2022, maintained a close bond with them.
John Stamos admits to being "angry" with Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen for not reprising their role as Michelle in the "Full House" reboot, "Fuller House." He explains that he and the rest of the original cast didn't stay in close touch with them, which probably didn't help when it was time to approach them about the show. However, he clarifies that he and the Olsen twins have since "stayed very close."
John Stamos reveals that the Olsen Twins brought him a frozen pork chop as a peace offering after a rift caused by their absence from the Fuller House series. The reconciliation occurred at Bob Saget's funeral, where the twins dispelled rumors that they hated being on the original Full House series. Stamos initially felt angry but the pork chop and sage brought by the twins helped them stay close.
John Stamos revealed on a podcast that he was initially "angry" with Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen for not returning to the "Full House" reboot, but a conversation with them after Bob Saget's death helped heal their relationship. The Olsen twins declined the opportunity to reprise their roles as Michelle Tanner on the 2016 "Fuller House" reboot, but Stamos said they came over to his house after Saget's death and brought a frozen pork chop as a gift. Stamos also admitted that he wanted the twins fired from "Full House" back in the day because he couldn't deal with their constant crying during the first episode.
John Stamos admits he was initially angry when Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen didn't return for Fuller House, but they have since reconnected following the death of Bob Saget. Stamos revealed that Saget was instrumental in keeping the cast together after the original sitcom ended in 1995. The twins even paid a visit to Stamos at his home and "brought a pork chop and sage." Stamos also revealed that he had the twins fired from the original sitcom when they were just 11 months old due to their excessive crying.