Who is HOT Candace Cameron-Bure?
She is hot mom with three kids…
Contestants on "Dancing with the Stars" are known for their sequined, sexy, skin-baring costumes, but Candace Cameron-Bure plans to be the exception for the show's 18th season. Making her debut on March 17, the former "Full House" star and devout Christian
mom revealed she'll be wearing more modest costumes for her appearances on the show, reports Us Weekly. "The two most important things in my life are my faith and my family and I know that is what is going to get me through this competition," the 37-year-old told her partner Mark Ballas in a video clip from their rehearsals. "I'm not going to be your sexy girl, I'm a mom of three kids so I want to look good and feel beautiful, but I will probably stay on the more modest end of costuming." When asked about her decision to cover up, Cameron-Bure told Us Weekly that her costumes will be a "happy medium" between sexy and modest, explaining that she "won't be the sexiest one out there." "I am a mom and I want to be a good role model for my children and my husband. But I think for each dance we'll wear what reflects the dance but in the most classy way possible," she said.
mom revealed she'll be wearing more modest costumes for her appearances on the show, reports Us Weekly. "The two most important things in my life are my faith and my family and I know that is what is going to get me through this competition," the 37-year-old told her partner Mark Ballas in a video clip from their rehearsals. "I'm not going to be your sexy girl, I'm a mom of three kids so I want to look good and feel beautiful, but I will probably stay on the more modest end of costuming." When asked about her decision to cover up, Cameron-Bure told Us Weekly that her costumes will be a "happy medium" between sexy and modest, explaining that she "won't be the sexiest one out there." "I am a mom and I want to be a good role model for my children and my husband. But I think for each dance we'll wear what reflects the dance but in the most classy way possible," she said.
The former child actor also said she hopes her turn on "DWTS" will motivate other mothers and inspire them. "I'm just a woman; I'm not any different than all the moms out there -- my priority is my family, my husband, my kids and so this for me is truly just a joy," she said. Of course, Cameron-Bure is known to have some very specific ideas about what it means to be a woman and a wife. Back in January, her Christian values made headlines after she told HuffPost Live host Nancy Redd that she takes a "submissive" role in her marriage to NHL player Val Bure. She clarified that she meant the Biblical definition of "submissive," which she claimed has more of a "meek" connotation as opposed to a "weak" one.
Who are other stars?
“Dancing with the Stars'” 18th season is going to be a smack down between sitcom sweeties and Olympic stars.
“The Wonder Years’” Danica McKellar and “Full House’s” Candace Cameron Bure have a rivalry going (they shared a boyfriend way back when), while ice dancing partners Meryl Davis and Charlie White have an opportunity to show who’s the better dancer.
Nene Leakes: Taller than her partner, she needs to get more confidence. But she has the kind of personality that Marissa Jaret Winouker exhibited…and that carried her to the semi-finals.
James Maslow: A member of Big Time Rush, he’s this season’s cute guy. But he probably doesn’t have the fan base that can help him overcome missteps.
Danica McKellar: Winnie Cooper on “Wonder Years,” she’s very elegant, smart and classy. Think: Kristi Yamaguchi. Could be a finalist.
Sean Avery: Outspoken. Gruff. Strong. Clunky. Early out.
Billy Dee Williams: Barely able to move. Even a big “Star Wars” number couldn’t rescue him from the planet OMG. The judges fell over themselves trying to be nice but, really, he’s no threat with or without a laser.
Cody Simpson: An Australian singer, he has a sense of style but most of it is pretty solo style. He doesn’t partner well and, frankly, isn’t a household name. Buh-bye.
Drew Carey: He’s the one who lost weight and wants to prove he can move. Eighty pounds lighter than his glory days on “The Drew Carey Show” he’s eager but not that good.
Diana Nyad: The veteran swimmer wants to play the Cloris Leachman card whenever talk turns to her lack of ability. The meet will be over fairly soon.
Sports reporter Erin Andrews has joined Tom Bergeron as a host and she’s more chatty than Brooke Burke-Charvet. The judges were told, too, they’ll be getting a guest judge in coming weeks, suggesting someone isn’t happy with their work. And, to add to the “let’s mix it up” quality, there’s a new band director and new singers.
