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Candace Cameron Bure Has Rare Public ‘Full House’ Reunion

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Candace Cameron Bure and her television family helped give fans years of smiles on Full House. Recently, the actress appeared with her former co-stars at a recent event, one of her first public reunions in years. In addition, the moment helped pay tribute to one special co-star in particular.

Candace Cameron Bure & A Few Of Her Full House Co-Stars Could Be Seen Together On The Red Carpet

For many, Candace become known to many as a child star playing D.J. Tanner in Full House. She later reprised the role in the Netflix follow-up, Fuller House.

Following this, Candace became known for a number of Hallmark Channel projects, including playing the title character in the Aurora Teagarden film series. After this, she was become known for her work with Great American Family, eventually becoming the company’s chief content officer.

Candace Cameron Bure- YouTube
Candace Cameron Bure- YouTube

Recently, the actress made a rare public appearance with some of her Full House castmates. This included Lori Loughlin, John Stamos, and Jodie Sweetin. This marked the first time Bure had a public reunion with her former Full House co-stars since 2024.

The four appeared on the red carpet of the Scleroderma Research Foundation’s “Cool Comedy – Hot Cuisine” fundraising event. The big moment took place at the Beverly Wilshire, A Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills, California, on October 13, 2026.

At the time, Stamos was given the Bob Saget Legacy Award. This honor was named after his late co-star, Bob Saget, who was a dedicated advocate for scleroderma research.

The Actress Emphasized The Importance Of Honoring Bob Saget’s Legacy & The Cause That Meant So Much To Him

Bure spoke with People about the tribute to her onscreen father, sharing, “We all love Bob so much. He was coming to this event for so many years, year after year after year.”

The actress continued, “So, it’s important for us to not only raise awareness and money for Scleroderma, but to keep Bob’s legacy alive. It’s just so incredible and meaningful.” Saget’s sister, Gay Saget, died from systemic scleroderma in 1994.

Bob Saget/Credit: YouTube
Bob Saget/Credit: YouTube

During the event, Stamos also paid tribute to Saget, highlighting a time when he helped him out when he needed it most. He shared, “I know that sounds simple, but he didn’t just love people. He made absolute sure that they knew it, whether they wanted to know it or not.”

As the outlet shared, “In 2015, I was at the lowest point in my life. One night I was on my way to meet Bob at the Palm and I got arrested for a DUI and I ended up in the hospital. And when I woke up, I saw a bright light and there was a figure standing over me.”

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