Candace Cameron Bure

determines who you are, what you want to put out into the world.

But what an opportunity to have fame equals influence is very powerful and can be used for so much good.

The opposite can be true as well.

You know, being famous typically, if you have good people around you, can mean financial security.

You know, that helps with life.

Sure.

But the negatives I would say to fame is lack of privacy, and people don't realize what that feels like until it's gone.

You know, some of us, and I say this myself, like I love social media, I love sharing with people, and some people share a lot of their life on social media.

However, when things get shared about you that you did not give permission for or photos are released or things are said about you, that lack of privacy, whether it's online or in person, people following you, wanting something of you or desire.

or your time because they feel that they deserve it and you need to give it to them because they feel a certain way towards you even though you don't know this person but they feel like they know you.

It's a strange place to be in and you just don't know it until you experience it.

Don't.

Honestly, I'm happy to talk about it, but it's really for my husband.

I know that.

He runs that.

So my husband was a professional hockey player.

He was in the NHL for 12 years.

And when you're a professional athlete, you usually have to have a second career.

And my husband was drafted by the Montreal Canadiens, so we first lived in Montreal.

He's from Russia, and he came here at 17 years old.