Candace Cameron Bure said she knew something was wrong when she noticed how strangely everyone at home was acting, including herself.

"You are very vocal about your faith and your values and how much they play a pivotal role in the jobs you act in ..."

Bure's latest Christmas movie gave viewers more of the wholesome, anti-woke, pro-family and pro-veteran programming they crave.

Lucas made her mark at Hallmark by producing "The Christmas House," a gay-themed holiday romance that aired in 2020.

"I really do have a different perspective on why I'm in the industry and what I'm trying to share with people."

"Cancel culture is real, and it’s difficult, and it’s hard," Bure acknowledged. However, she said, "It’s important that we don’t back down.”

The Christian actress moved to Great American Family after more than 12 years and 30 movies with the Hallmark Channel.

Actress Candace Cameron Bure responded to the latest round of criticism hurled at her - and the response couldn't be better.

Despite dozens of films at Hallmark, she had to go to another network producing movies she could believe in.

'There was only one type of stress that I’ve ever felt in my life; that came from that show. And I (have) PTSD, like, I can feel it.'