Maren Morris Jok About Makg Full Hoe’s ‘DJ Gay Aga’ Amid Candace Cameron Bure’s ‘Tradnal Marriage’ Remarks

She’s got jok! Maren Morris spoke out after Candace Cameron Bure revealed she wanted to tell more stori about “tradnal marriage” — and suggted a tweak to the actrs’ inic Full Hoe character.  “Make DJ [Tanner] gay aga,” Morris, 32, wrote via an Instagram ment on Wednday, November 16, unr a post shared by pal Sophia Bh that slammed Cameron Bure, 46, for her recent ntroversial tak.  The post, ially upload by Matt Bernste, read: “You went s whout ever havg to see an LGBTQ character on screen. Now, we’re 1 out of 5 movi. Sorry if this disturbs you. Sendg thoughts and prayers.”   Maren Morris wh Candace Cameron Bure setted. Shutterstock (2) He ntued, “Full Hoe’s Candace Cameron Bure has starred Hallmark holiday films sce 2008, but no more. This year — while Hallmark is releasg s first ever film featurg a gay uple — Bure has left the work, motivg to the Great Amerin Fay work (GAF) stead. … What exactly do ‘tradnal marriage’ mean? Is a marriage wh a 50% chance o fendg divorce? A marriage between a man, a woman, and a mistrs? A marriage that don’t end divorce but really should? … If you mean heterosexual, jt say that.” Bernste, 23, ptned the post, “Break a leg girl lol.”  Cameron Bure — who portrayed DJ Tanner on Full Hoe om 1987 to 1995 and then returned for s subsequent reboot om 2016 to 2020 — first ma headl for her ments to WSJ. Magaze an article that was published on Monday, November 14. The Christmas Town actrs got ndid about the reasons behd her move om Hallmark Channel to Great Amerin Media followg her April ex.  “My heart wants to tell stori that have more meang and purpose and pth behd them,” she told the outlet earlier this month.“I knew that the people behd Great Amerin Fay were Christians that love the Lord and wanted to promote fah programmg and good fay entertament.” Lorimar/Warner Bros/Kobal/Shutterstoc The Christmas Unr Wraps star add that Hallmark is now “a pletely different work than when I started bee of the change of learship.” Bill Abbott, who is now the print and CEO of Great Amerin Media, left Hallmark Media 2020 followg the ntroversy over the removal of an ad featurg a same-sex uple. While Abbott, for his part, told WSJ. Magaze on Monday that GAF is “aware of the trends,” both he and Cameron Bure hted that the work wouldn’t be makg an attempt to diversify s ntent anytime soon.  Followg the terview, celebri slammed the Aurora’s Teagarn alum via social media, wh Hilarie Burton Man llg Cameron Bure a “bigot” for seemgly excludg the LGBTQIA+ muny.   “Now they’re jt openly admtg their bigotry,” the One Tree Hill alum, 40, tweeted on Monday. “I lled this s–t out years ago when Abbott was at Hallmark. Glad they dumped him. Beg LGBTQ isn’t a ‘trend.’ That guy and his work are disgtg. You too Candy. There is nothg untradnal about same-sex upl.” In a send tweet, the "Drama Queens" podst host specifilly lled out the California native, wrg: “Bigot. I don’t remember J likg hypocr like Candy. But sure. Make your money, honey. You ri that prejudice wave all the way to the bank.” The followg day, Cameron Bure’s Full Hoe star Jodie Sweet also seemgly clapped back at the former child star by repostg var lks and vios supportg the Rpect for Marriage Act, which will “ensure all legally married same-sex and terracial upl’ marriag are protected,” via her Instagram Stori.  On Wednday, Cameron Bure rpond to the backlash over her words, claimg that she has “a great love and affectn” for all people.  “It absolutely breaks my heart that anyone would ever thk I tentnally would want to offend and hurt anyone,” she wrote via Instagram. “It sadns me that the media is often seekg to divi , even around a subject as fortg and merry as Christmas movi. But, given the toxic climate our culture right now, I shouldn’t be surprised. We need Christmas more than ever.” While Cameron Bure didn’t addrs anyone by name, she lled out “those who hate what I value and who are attackg me onle” and “those who have tried to assassate my character.” She add: “To everyone readg this, of any race, creed, sexualy, or polil party, cludg those who have tried to bully me wh name-llg, I love you.”