Once she lived in a “full house”, but now Candace Cameron is experiencing what life is like in an empty nest.
The “Fuller House” star dropped by “Good Morning America” on Tuesday to reveal that she and her husband, former NHL star Valeri Bure, are officially empty nesters now that all three of their teenage children have flown the coop.
“My son turned 18 yesterday. My baby,” Bure, 43, said on the show (she and her husband are parents to daughter Natasha, 21, and sons Lev, 19, and Maksim, 18, all of whom no longer live with their parents).
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“And it’s crazy, I don’t have any kids at home anymore,” she said. “It went so fast. Everyone says that, but when you’re in the position you realize how fast it goes.”
While she’s been lamenting her empty nest, she reveals her husband has been enjoying it. “He was like, ‘I finally have time to do everything I wanna do,'” she explained.
Meanwhile, Cameron Bure revealed that her daughter plans to follow in her footsteps, and is an aspiring actress. “She’s doing a great job,” Bure said. “Acting, she’s pursuing acting. I am a very proud mom. Proud of my kids. Sometimes I look at my children like, ‘How did I birth them? How did that happen?’”
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Asked what advice she offered her daughter, Cameron Bure declared, “I tell her to stay true to yourself, don’t sign anything without asking your mother first, and don’t let anyone take advantage of you.”
