
Candace Cameron Bure has spent most of her life in the spotlight—from Full House to movies, television, podcasting and now a live tour. But in this candid conversation, she opens up about something much deeper than her career: who she is when the cameras aren't rolling. Candace shares how becoming a wife and mother helped her discover an identity rooted not in her work, but in her relationship with God. She explains why she believes her faith isn't something she leaves at home, why she's willing to be vulnerable even when it means occasionally sharing too much, and how she has learned to draw boundaries while living a very public life. She also talks about mistakes, apologies, redemption and the pressure of knowing that millions of people may see when you get something wrong. It's a short but meaningful conversation about faith, identity, vulnerability and the reminder that what we do isn't necessarily who we are. Candace Cameron Bure is currently taking her live show on the road, including a stop in Minneapolis on September 12. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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