Former child star Jodie Sweetin recently expressed her disappointment after discovering that her upcoming independent film, “Craft Me a Romance,” had been sold to the conservative Great American Family network, led by her “Fuller House” co-star Candace Cameron Bure. Sweetin, 41, stated that she had no knowledge of the movie being sold to the network and criticized the lack of control that actors have over project distribution. She further denounced the network’s stance on gay marriage and vowed to donate any money earned from the sale to LGBTQ+ organizations. Sweetin’s film, set to premiere on September 16, features Brent Bailey, Maxwell Caulfield, and Julie Brown.
The tension between Sweetin and Bure escalated on social media, resulting in Bure unfollowing Sweetin on Instagram. In 2022, Bure created controversy by ending her contract with the Hallmark Channel in favor of Great American Family, citing the network’s alignment with her religious and traditional values. She also claimed that Hallmark had changed under new leadership, moving towards a more inclusive approach to entertainment. Bure later clarified her stance, stating that she had no intention of offending or hurting anyone and expressing her love for all people. Despite facing criticism online, Bure remains steadfast in her values and spreads a message of love and acceptance to her readers of all backgrounds.
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