Jodie Sweetin’s new film sold to Candace Cameron Bure’s anti-LGBTQ network: ‘I’m disappointed’

There’s no Sweetin-ing this deal.

Former youngster star Jodie Sweetin revealed Friday that she was upset to be taught her upcoming movie “Craft Me a Romance” had been bought to the conservative Nice American Household community, helmed by her embattled “Fuller Home” co-star Candace Cameron Bure.

Sweetin, 41, claims the film, an indie characteristic, was bought to the community “with out her information,” reported People.

“Generally, we, as actors, don’t have management over which community buys the initiatives we’re in, nor are we part of the method wherein they get bought,” mentioned the actress in a scathing assertion. “So I used to be very stunned to be taught by studying about it within the press yesterday that the unbiased movie I labored on over a yr in the past was bought to Nice American Household.” 

The Hallmark Channel actress additionally slammed the community’s stance towards homosexual marriage.

“I’m disillusioned, however in step with my mission of supporting the LGBTQ+ household, any potential or future cash constituted of this sale will likely be donated to LGBTQ+ organizations,” continued the actress.

A consultant for Sweetin reiterated her assertion in a message to The Submit. In the meantime, Nice American Household has but to reply to The Submit with a touch upon Sweetin’s stance

Sweetin’s new movie, which is scheduled to premiere on the Hallmark competitor on Sept. 16, stars Brent Bailey, Maxwell Caulfield and Julie Brown.

Sweetin and her former co-star — who first labored collectively as younger women on the 90s household sitcom “Full Home” — have exchanged jabs on social media since Bure introduced her transfer to Nice American Household, which in the end led to Bure formally unfollowing Sweetin on social media.

In 2022, the 47-year-old actress stirred up controversy when she introduced that she could be ending her contract with the Hallmark Channel for Nice American Household, which she claimed was extra in keeping with her “conventional” and spiritual values.

“My coronary heart needs to inform tales which have extra which means and function and depth behind them,” Bure defined. “I knew that the individuals behind Nice American Household have been Christians that love the Lord and needed to advertise religion programming and good household leisure.”

The actress additionally claimed that Hallmark is now “a totally completely different community than after I began,” because of a change in management that sought extra inclusive leisure.

Bure later defended her remarks to critics and allies of the LGBTQ+ neighborhood — together with dancer and lesbian icon JoJo Siwa — suggesting that the media had “misrepresented” her.

“All of you who know me, know past query that I’ve nice love and affection for all individuals. It completely breaks my coronary heart that anybody would ever assume I deliberately would need to offend and damage anybody,” Bure instructed PageSix. “It saddens me that the media is usually searching for to divide us, even round a topic as comforting and merry as Christmas films. However, given the poisonous local weather in our tradition proper now, I shouldn’t be stunned.”

Bure then addressed the media and “those that hate what I worth and who’re attacking me on-line” and folks attempting to “assassinate my character.”

“I’ve a easy message: I like you anyway,” mentioned the actress. “To everybody studying this, of any race, creed, sexuality, or political social gathering, together with those that have tried to bully me with name-calling, I like you.”