Candice Cameron Bure is back with another bang after blowing up the Olympic Opening Ceremony with her drag performance.
that much full house The star initially claimed the production team “completely insulted and mocked” her.[ed] On Saturday, he posted a lengthy Instagram story rant about the “Christian faith,” the report said. Page 6.
She called the performance, which many believe is a re-enactment of the Last Supper, “disgusting.”
The 48-year-old actress said: “I was so sad, and someone said, 'Don't be sad. You should be angry.' I said, 'Believe me, I'm angry, but I'm sadder because I'm sad for my soul.'
She added, “I pray that my heart will be broken to overcome the things that break God's heart. And I think of those who reject the gospel of Jesus Christ or do not know the gospel of Jesus Christ.”
In the former case see The co-host posted the video to her feed on Sunday, refuting claims that the drag performance was actually an interpretation of the Dionysian festival, after many people tried to “correct” her.
“[He] “He is the God of lust, madness, religious ecstasy, ritual madness,” she wrote. “I still don’t see how that has anything to do with uniting the world through competitive sports and making it acceptable for children to watch.”
“I'm not buying it anyway,” Bure concluded.
Carlos Peñavega added a clapping emoji to his social media post.
RuPaul's Drag Race Fellow Nicky Doll participated in the performance and several drag race france winner.
“It was amazing,” Le Filip, the show’s season three champion, raved to AP News.[ing]” to show.
“It felt like I was wearing the crown again,” she said. “I’m proud to see my friends and queer people on the world stage.”
But Kansas City Chiefs tight end Harrison Butker made headlines over the weekend, calling the performance “crazy.”
The 29-year-old athlete posted a Bible verse from Galatians to his Instagram story over the weekend, which read: “God is not mocked.”
Paris 2024 spokesperson assured Page 6 Artistic director Thomas Joly said it was “not my intention to show any disrespect to any religious group or faith” and that he was inspired by Leonardo da Vinci's famous painting The Last Supper and that he was “not the first artist” to do so.
Burker's response comes two months after Burker gave a sexist and anti-LGBTQ commencement speech at Benedictine University in which he referred to women as “housewives.”
In Bure's case, she sparked a backlash in 2022 when she described same-sex marriage as untraditional. The Wall Street Journal.
At the time, celebrities including Hilary Burton and JoJo Siwa criticized her, with Burton calling her a “bigot.”
Bure spoke about dealing with “difficult” cancel culture in one episode. Unapologetic with Julie Jeffress Sadler I'm going to do a podcast next year.
“It’s important to speak the truth in love,” she said in 2023. “Listen, nobody’s going to change. No one’s going to listen to you if you’re angry or harsh. But it’s important that we don’t back down.”
This article originally appeared on Page Six and has been republished with permission.
