Fans of The View admitted they weren’t particularly happy to see a former morning show host reappear on the ABC show.
Candace Cameron Bure was co-host of The View from 2015-2016.
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Candace appeared on Friday’s morning show as a guest, rather than as a regular presence at The View’s table.
Fans were not excited to see her back on the show.
On X, aka Twitter, fans complained that watching Candace on the morning show made them want to turn off the TV.
“Candace Bure? @candacecbure @JoyVBehar @sunny *click @TheView #TheView,” one fan tweeted, attaching a meme of someone turning off the television.
“I will change the channel as soon as Candace comes out. #TheView,” agreed a second fan.
“That makes TWO of us!!!! I can’t stand her…” another mentioned.
“UGH! Candace Cameron Bure,” a third person groaned on X.
“#TheView, I’m done. And I definitely don’t want to see scary, smiling Candace,” a fourth person commented.
“Here we go yrevealedll. Candace Cameron Bure! Enjoy your weekend!!!! #TheView,” expressed a fifth.
“Candace Cameron Bure, click #theView,” someone shared.
‘SUPER HARD WORK’
A few years later, after leaving The View, she opened up about her experience on the show.
She candidly said about the show in the May issue of Good Housekeeping in 2020: “This was really hard work.
“It helped me grow a lot, but it was the hardest job I’ve had to date… you always feel like you’re fighting to express your opinion.”
Candace told the magazine that keeping up with all the political stories was exhausting.
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She noted that her conservative perspective made it more difficult for her to communicate her views to the audience and to the show’s more liberal co-hosts.
‘A LITTLE LIGHTER AND MORE FUN’
Candace revealed to the publication that she would be willing to do more talk shows in the future.
But only if they were “a little lighter and more fun” than the ABC series.
The 44-year-old also spoke to the magazine about the end of Fuller House, which will come to an end after the release of the final nine episodes later this year.
“If I am forever known as DJ Tanner and everyone’s big sister, I will be thrilled and happy,” she said.
She added: “Full House and Fuller House have brought so much joy, comfort and love to so many people.
There is nothing more I want to be associated with than wonderful, positive things. I embrace the series as an adult, just as I embraced it when I was 10 years old.”
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