Congratulations are in order for Candace Cameron Bure and her family.
The Full House alum’s firstborn daughter Natasha Perry (née Bure) is officially pregnant with her own first child.
The influencer, 27, married former child star Bradley Steven Perry, also 27, in September of last year, after first starting to date in early 2024.
Natasha and Bradley took to Instagram in a joint post to share the news, posting a photo of the two in matching jeans and baby blue striped button-down shirts, Natasha highlighting her growing bump, while they both drank out of “Mama” and “Dada” mugs.
“Our dream role,” they wrote in their caption, and fans and celebrity friends alike were quick to take to the comments section under the post and gush over it.
Candace, who turned 50 last month, sharing her official grandmother nickname, commented: “CandyGram in full effect,” while Taylor Lautner, who is also expecting his first child with wife Taylor Lautner, left a slew of excited comments, among them: “THE NEWS WE’VE ALL BEEN WAITING FOR” and: “YOU DID IT MOM AND DAD.”
Others followed suit with: “These pictures are everything you guyssss!!!!” and: “So happy for you guys,” as well as: “Ahhhhh mom and dad loading!!! So happy for you two.”
Bradley is a former child actor best known for his role on the Disney Channel sitcom Good Luck, Charlie, though his last big role was a single-episode appearance on S.W.A.T. in 2020, and before then, a slew of other brief TV guest appearances.
In addition to influencing, Natasha also has a slew of acting credits, mainly in movies from Hallmark competitor Great American Family, for which her mother is a frequent actor, producer, as well as their Chief Creative Officer.
© Getty ImagesCandace also took to her own Instagram to share the news, writing: “I’m gonna be a Candy Gram!!!!!!”
© InstagramShe shares Natasha as well as sons Lev, 26, and Maksim, 24, with husband Valeri “Val” Bure, a Russian-American former NHL hockey player who she married in 1996, when she was 20 years old. Lev married Elliot Dunham, a marketing manager, in January 2024.
Last year, Candace revealed that her kids had in fact already vetoed her grandma nickname of choice, saying on her podcast: “You know what I want… but my kids have veto’d? … They are like, ‘That’s so dumb, mom.’ I want CandyGram. My name’s Candy, and I’m a grandma — I’m CandyGram!” adding: “I kinda love that actually, but they vetoed it.”
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