Candace Cameron Bure explains her departure from Hallmark, emphasizing that she has a multifaceted career beyond acting

Candace Cameron Bure left Hallmark to focus on a new network that prioritizes faith and family in its content. I'm proud of my 15-year work at Hallmark and cherish my friends there. I'm more than just an actor. My company's growth and my business achievements are vital to me. When asked about upcoming projects, I enthusiastically mentioned Mystery movies coming out in the fall on the Great American Family channel called The Ainsley McGregor Mysteries.

I also shared a picture of myself from the set. In February, the network announced its movie franchise and Cameron Bure's participation. She also has a Christmas movie airing in November on Great American Family Channel titled A Christmas Less Traveled. Cameron Bure mentioned she's getting ready to film two more movies for Great American Family Channel this summer. She also mentioned her self-titled podcast, which is starting its seventh season with lots of surprises next week.

Cameron Bure, a Full House alum, announced in April 2022 that she is joining Great American Media. She will curate programming and help oversee the network, focusing on heartwarming family and faith-filled content. Cameron Bure expressed her enthusiasm in a statement, saying she looks forward to creating the kind of stories that she and her family love to watch. I inspire people to live purposefully, and GAC is a perfect fit for my brand. We create compelling wholesome content for families.

Cameron Bure said that Hallmark had changed due to new leadership, and she believed that Great American Family would prioritize traditional marriage. After facing criticism, Cameron Bure clarified on social media that she never intended to offend or hurt anyone and has love and affection for all people.