Candace Cameron Bure’s Daughter Natasha Bure: Job, Facts

The bond between Candace Cameron Bure and her daughter, Natasha Bure, truly is unbreakable! The budding actress followed in her mom’s footsteps and has proven that she has so many incredible talents.

Candace and her husband, Valeri Bure, became parents when Natasha was born in 1998. The pair also welcomed son Lev Bure in 2000 and son Maksim Bure in 2002. Each of their children has since set their sights on starting their own career paths. In a March 2019 interview with Parade, the eldest Bure child shared why she decided not to go to college.

“When you’re in the entertainment industry, it’s very, very time-consuming. I felt like, for me, school was always the enemy,” Natasha explained. “You have to have super, super good grades to be able to get a worker’s permit to act, and so I just always felt like school wasn’t on my side. Ultimately, I’m happy with my decision to just do my own thing.”

The blonde beauty developed a passion for fashion at a young age. Natasha obviously takes after Candace, who sported some iconic looks as D.J. Tanner on Full House beginning in the ‘80s. In fact, the mother-daughter duo even swap outfits and style advice.

“[We share clothes] sometimes!” the Hallmark star told Us Weekly about her daughter in August 2014. “We are starting to. She will take more of my clothes than me taking more of her clothes because I don’t want to be that mom wearing my 16-year-old daughter’s clothes. She takes all my hand-me-downs but sometimes I will buy something intended for me but realize it looks better on Natasha so she will wear it instead.”

Natasha is focused on building her career as an actress, model, singer and beauty blogger but still prioritizes spending time with her family. Candace was happy to have a full house again while quarantining with her kids amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

“Our conversations have been incredible,” she told Us Weekly about spending time at home with her kids in April 2020. “They’ve been great. We’ve been taking lots of walks and playing lots of board games and we’re in sunny California. We have a pool and we’ve been enjoying that too because the weather’s been nice. It’s just been concentrated family time [with] lots of cooking and eating.”

Keep scrolling to learn five interesting facts about Natasha.

Natasha Has Shared the Screen With Her Mom

In 2011, Natasha snagged a role on Make It or Break It, an ABC drama in which her mom also starred. Nine years later, the social media star appeared on Fuller House as Isabel in an episode called “College Tours.” Candace was beyond happy to be joined by her eldest child on the set of the Netflix sitcom.

“I have my buddy with me. She’s my baby and we’re so close,” she told Closer in November 2019 while filming. “It’s just a dream to be with my kids all the time, so to be able to work with them and share with them in the craft and the art is even more exciting and fun.”

Candace and Natasha worked together again in 2022 in Aurora Teagarden Mysteries: Haunted by Murder. The YouTuber played the younger version of her mother’s character in the Hallmark film.

She Auditioned for ‘The Voice’

Natasha is a talented singer and decided to audition for The Voice in 2016. She landed a spot on Adam Levine’s team after performing a rendition of Elvis Presley’s “Can’t Help Falling in Love.”

The songstress was eliminated in the Battle Rounds after performing Michael Bublé‘s “Cry Me a River” with teammate Riley Elmore. The Bure family was in the audience cheering her on during her journey on the show.

She Bonded With Lori Loughlin’s Daughter

The stars of Full House have all built strong friendships with each other outside of the show, The same was the case for the children of the cast members who grew up with their parents in the spotlight. Natasha grew particularly close to Lori Loughlin’s daughter Olivia Jade Giannulli since they are only one year apart in age.

“We’ve been friends and sisters since forever. We have so many fun memories together of just, like, hanging out,” Natasha told US Weekly about the Dancing With the Stars alum in October 2021. “It’s just, like, a fun, interesting dynamic too. When you both [have] one of your parents on a show together and then you’re the same age and you are friends. It’s super fun.”

Natasha Wrote a Book

Natasha has already built quite the resume at such a young age! She wrote Let’s Be Real: Living Life as an Open and Honest You in 2017. The book was inspired by the California native’s love for social media and desire to be honest with her followers.

“You post things on social media that’s fun and everyone wants to see, but that’s not real life,” she told Entertainment Tonight in March 2017. “We all have struggles, and we all have things we go through, we just don’t necessarily talk about them. I just wanted to kind of open myself up to those people and to kind of just give another girl someone to talk to in that way.”