Candace Cameron Bure

But it took a major hit and a blow.

Yes and no.

But, yeah, I always hate talking about it because then it gets brought up.

It gets brought back up and it's like, we want that to go away.

Okay.

Yeah, I was with the Hallmark Channel for 15 years, and then I left to join the Great American Family Channel and also had an opportunity to help this channel grow, became their chief creative officer.

And it's a place where they focus on movies of faith, and that became important to me.

And during that transition, there were headlines as to why I left.

that weren't true.

And so they just ran a narrative that was completely untrue, that really focused on my faith, but in the most negative ways, and things, again, not true.

So that was devastating, because once you try to defend your own character, you can't do that.

Other people have to defend it for you, or you just walk through it.

And

Yeah, like I had to take a time out of like, God, how do I deal with this?

How do I handle this?

Because it hurt.

Well, oh, it is.

It is 100%.

And you also can't, once someone's convinced of something, you really can't change their mind.

I mean, we see that in politics.