Candace Cameron Bure he preferred to remain unfiltered when discussing his sex life over the years.
The actress married the husband Valery Bure in 1996 and expanded their family with children Natasha, Lev and Maksim. Since tying the knot, Cameron Bure has offered some insight into her marriage, including keeping her secret about the intimate details of her relationship with Bure.
In 2020, Cameron Bure made headlines after a photo of him and Bure getting cozy got backlash.
“To all the Christians who ask questions that I wrote in my husband’s handwriting on my womb – my husband of 24 years – thinking it was inappropriate, it makes me laugh because he is my husband,” she said in a series of videos on her Instagram Stories. “We have so much fun together. He can touch me whenever he wants, and I hope he touches me. That’s what a healthy, beautiful marriage and relationship is all about.”
Cameron Bure tried to apologize jokingly before bursting into laughter. “I’m sorry if I offended you. I really don’t,” he added. “I’m glad we’re happy together after so many years, and you can touch me all day.
The star of America’s Biggest Family also discussed how her children react to her parents packing the PDA.
“I’m not trying to, like, talk about my sex life … or, like, get rid of my kids,” she said on a podcast in 2022. “But I think it’s important to share how a healthy sex life in marriage can be by, like, that’s important. It’s an important part of a relationship that we make time for each other, that, while we’re still loving each other spiritually, all the physical things come from each other’s hand.”
Cameron Bure added: “I’m a happier person and my husband is a happier person when we have sex. … We don’t have a plan for that.”
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Her Biggest Anxiety About Sex
Candace Cameron Bure opened up about one aspect of sex that continues to haunt her.
“The idea of God watching me have sex freaks me out,” she told Bachelor Nation’s Madi Prewett during the March 2026 episode of his podcast. It totally depends on your upbringing and what happened in the past or what you were taught as a child. And, I’m in my late 50s and some of those teenage thoughts never leave your mind or those teenage high school thoughts never leave your mind.”
Cameron Bure clarified her healthy view on sex.
“I’m giggling now because I don’t want to think about God watching me have sex, but I’m very comfortable with that idea,” he added. “I have three kids in their 20s. So I’ve raised a lot of kids and had a lot of conversations in this area over the years.”
He concluded: “But I have a lot of friends and they all laugh at the title of the movie The Virgin-Old, but I have a lot of friends like that.”
Being Honest About Her Love Life
“I had very open conversations with my kids, when they were older, about sex,” Candace Cameron Bure said on the “Candace Cameron Bure Podcast” in February 2026 about how she was “always proud” of the conversations.
“I wanted to talk about it with them because I wanted them to know that it was safe,” she continued while clarifying that she is “not at all comfortable” discussing sex with her children.
“I made it as fun as possible, and like I’m comfortable talking about it so there’s no shame or embarrassment in those conversations,” he explained. “I think shame can start with if we are not really told about our bodies and how they work, how they work, what they were created for, how God looks at them.” When there is a misunderstanding there, that can greatly enhance our perception of shame and when we feel that way.
Perfect Date Night
While playing the Single Game With Us WeeklyCandace Cameron Bure reveals what a good night looks like for her and her husband Valerie Bure.
“The kids are going to be mad at me,” he joked. “I put fine dining, wine, travel, sex.”
Bure, who was part of the interview, replied: “He won’t say that.
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Having a Healthy Sex Life
After being married for more than 20 years, Candace Cameron Bure talked about her “healthy” sex life.
“I hate that sex in marriage gets a bad rap,” Mayim Bialik told the “Mayim Bialik’s Breakdown” podcast. “And maybe – it happens to people in their marriage when that goes south – but [that’s] more reason [to do it].”
Cameron Bure said she believes sex is a big part of “getting married and committing to someone,” adding, “In our culture and society today, it’s always like, ‘Oh, you’re married. [for] 10 years, when was the last time you had sex?’ That’s always a joke, and it can be funny and I can roll with it.”
Protecting Her Quality Time With Husband Val
Candace Cameron Bure opened up during an appearance on the “Confessions of a Crappy Christian” podcast in 2020 about criticism she received from fans who told her she “should be modest.”
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“I’m a Christian, my husband is a Christian and I’m really proud that we’ve been able to stay married for 24 years,” she explained. And the fact that we have fun and flirt, this is part of what makes our marriage successful. This is something that should be celebrated as Christians.”
Cameron Bure has shut down allegations that he was unfit.
“Sex doesn’t stop when you’re married, sex is the blessing of marriage and I hate when Christians are like this, no, you have to act like you’ve never slept, and we only know that you’ve slept three times because you have three children,” he continued. “If we are going to commit to each other and preach to save marriage, then sexuality needs to be celebrated in marriage.”
Cameron Bure recalled that she found it difficult to accept her sexuality when she first got married.
“I lived in fear of saying ‘Oh my god, I must not be a sexual person because I have to save myself. “There was a shameful culture so when I got married, I was like, I don’t know how to fix my mind.”
She concluded: “A lot of times, especially in the beginning, but for a few years, I would go to bed with my husband thinking, ‘Oh, is God looking at me and this bad? It’s so hard to flip that switch. And it takes years of work and you understand it and you enjoy it and you accept it. Now I accept it so much that my kids say, ‘Mom, please stop talking about sex. Please stop.'”
