Candace Cameron Bure has denied taking part in her brother Kirk’s recent Christmas protests.
The Fuller House star took to Twitter on Wednesday afternoon to post a statement in which he appeared to approve measures recommended by the CDC to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
However, he stopped condemning his student brother from Growing Pains and suggested that there were “vile tils” writings about “my family.”
Denial: Candace Cameron Bure has denied taking part in her brother Kirk’s recent Christmas protests
Hallmark Channel’s usual tweet began: “I didn’t attend any recent Christmas carols.”
“Also, I choose to follow the biggest guidelines by wearing a mask and social distance when I’m in public,” the mother of three continued.
However, I don’t appreciate the hairy tweets about my family. I think respectful dialogue is the key to being heard. Stay safe, ”the 44-year-old signed.
It’s unclear what tweets Candace was referring to.
Cameron Bure was a guest star on the sitcom of Big Brother Kirk in the 90s, Growing Pains, while Kirk appeared in turn on the Netflix hit of his little sister, Fuller House.
Supporter: Candace stopped condemning her Growing Pains student brother and suggested there were “vile tils” writings about “my family”
Kirk Cameron has criticized the “Gestapo mask” for criticizing his two masked carol protests in California.
The 50-year-old actor held a second superspreader event on Tuesday in front of a coronavirus testing center in Thousand Oaks, California.
About 100 maskless swimmers gathered after the Growing Pains star posted on social media, “Let your voice be heard in this peaceful protest praising the Prince of Peace.”
After this protest, several people went on Twitter calling Cameron “growing pain.”
During an interview with Newsmax on Wednesday, he addressed those critics with a joke, saying, “You know, we’ve all heard of it and it’s pretty fashionable, but since we started these peaceful Christmas protests, I’ve been affectionately baptized as an unmasked singer and provoked a totally different kind of rage.
Cameron (during an interview on Wednesday) has criticized the “Gestapo mask” for criticizing his two masked carol protests in California
Cameron was asked how he responds to people who say he is “helping to spread the disease.” He responded by saying, ‘I am not the police mask. This is America. We shouldn’t have a Gestapo mask and a remote control in progress’
Cameron erupted in “growing pain” on Twitter after the actor staged another maskless Christmas protest in California on Tuesday
Cameron was then asked how he responds to people who say he is “helping to spread the disease” and “making things worse.”
“I’m not the mask police,” he told Newsmax. “This is America.” We shouldn’t have a Gestapo mask and a distance control when people are older adults, not babies. ”
The Los Angeles native, best known for his portrayal of Mike Seaver in the ABC sitcom Growing Pains from 1985 to 1992, received a hit on social media for his Carolingian protests over the past week.
“Kirk Cameron turned out to be a ‘growing pain’. Smh,” one Twitter user wrote.
Another Twitter user noted that Cameron had gone from growing to “breathing.”
And Bette Midler tweeted: “#KirkCameron has been organizing maskless carols in protest of COVID’s mandates. In Southern California, where there is 0% capacity in the ICU. God, if you’re really there, come to pick up your boy.He puts a finger in your eyes!
Twitter Response: Twitter users exploited Cameron and described him as “growing pain”
Thumb up: “#KirkCameron What better way to celebrate the birth of Jesus than by sending people to know him,” read a post referring to the evangelical Christian along with an animated graphic of a smiling nun giving a thumbs up
Cameron, an evangelical Christian, was also attacked on Twitter for organizing the meeting while coronavirus cases have increased across the state.
“#KirkCameron What better way to celebrate the birth of Jesus than by sending people to know him,” she read a message along with an animated graphic of a smiling nun making a finger with her finger up.
The carol protest was held outdoors in a parking lot at The Oaks Mall.
Oaks Mall on Tuesday posted a statement on social media saying the event was not authorized by the mall.
‘We do not accept this planned irresponsible (though constitutionally protected) peaceful protest. We share your concern and have notified the sheriff’s office. We have also approached the event planner to ask them not to use The Oaks as their headquarters, ”the statement said.
Cameron wore a Santa beard during the maskless Christmas protest
The carols sang Joy To The World without masks amid coronavirus cases in California
On Wednesday night, Cameron told Tucker Carlson that “the blockages are causing a lot more damage than the virus itself. There is immunity in the community.”
“We are not afraid of a virus that has more than 99% survival,” he added.
He said he has had more than a thousand people accompanied to the events.
Los Angeles County Public Health Director Barbara Ferrer was asked Wednesday about Cameron’s Christmas event with masked singers who ignored social distancing in Ventura County, where COVID-19 cases have increased .
“Right now I’m speechless. It’s very irresponsible and very dangerous and unnecessary. We’re in the middle of a pandemic,” Ferrer said according to Deadline.
Cameron earlier this month partnered with Sing It Louder USA to hold demonstrations on Sunday expressing frustration that California Gov. Gavin Newsom has banned mass gatherings, such as caroling during the holiday season. .
California imposed a new regional home stay order earlier this month based on ICU capacity and restricted or restricted capacity levels for a wide range of businesses.