Candace Cameron Bure Apologized to JoJo Siwa, Said She Feels ‘Crummy’
The “Fuller House” actor said in an Instagram video Tuesday that she called Siwa to iron things out.
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For those of you who were hoping for a classic celebrity knockout between Candace Cameron Bure and JoJo Siwa (ok fine, I wanted to see the brawl), I am disappointed to report that Bure has delivered the tea in a Tuesday Instagram video, and the tea is rather lukewarm and uncaffeinated.
After the 19-year-old former Dance Moms phenom posted a TikTok video claiming Bure was the “rudest” celebrity she’d ever met, speculation swirled regarding where the alleged microaggressions had taken place. But Bure, 46, has now revealed that she spoke to Siwa on the phone Tuesday and discovered the squabble—which she claims she does not remember—went down at the Fuller House red carpet premiere when Siwa was just 11 years old. Siwa, meanwhile, has not publicly commented on the situation or issued an official apology (nor should she have to).
Bure opened her self-proclaimed episode of Candace’s Car Chronicles: Special Edition by expressing how distraught she was over Siwa’s disdain for her—nevermind the plethora of reasons readily available, like Bure’s pension for selling golden “One Step Closer” Bibles on QVC, debating Whoopi Goldberg on The View in 2016 as she defended forced births because “the child has no voice…someone has to have a voice for them,” or Bure’s current employment at “Trump adjacent” Hallmark Channel rival Great American Country Media (GAC). In clear desperation, Bure claimed she’d asked her publicist to contact Siwa’s manager, DMed Siwa directly, and reached out to a mutual friend in hopes of being connected to the singer.
During the alleged call, Bure says she told Siwa she was “shocked” to see her photo in the TikTok video. According to Bure, when asked what had happened between them, Siwa demurred, saying she “didn’t think this was gonna go viral” and didn’t want to tell Bure the real story, considering it was “so silly, she felt bad.” Bure claims she pushed Siwa further, referencing their past meeting on The Kelly Clarkson Show, to which Siwa supposedly told Bure that Republican DJ Tanner aka “Sister in Christ” was “super nice.”