Inside Candace Cameron Bure’s Daughter Natasha’s Love Life

While the Bure children were allowed to date as teens, they were encouraged to approach dating cautiously and instructed to only get romantically involved with others who share their faith. Candace Cameron Bure has emphasized that the qualities she values most in her children’s partners are being treated well and that the person loves God. These expectations led Natasha Bure to forgo the typical teenage experimentation, making her a bit of a late bloomer when it comes to love.

In her 2017 book, “Let’s Be Real: Living Life as an Open and Honest You,” published when she was 19, Bure shared that she had yet to be in a true relationship despite meeting multiple men who could have potentially been a match. A significant part of this was her desire to find someone with the same level of religiosity, which is particularly challenging in Hollywood circles. “I’ve exclusively talked to a couple of guys I’ve liked a lot, but I’ve never really taken it to the next step of having a real relationship where we called each other ‘boyfriend/girlfriend,'” she revealed in the book. “I simply haven’t met a guy I’ve been interested in who shares my faith and values. It’s not worth it to me to date someone who isn’t like that. I think that it’s okay if I don’t find the boy of my dreams right away.”