But if it happens, that will be on them, not on me,' she said. I absolutely hope that it never comes to them asking me to leave that partnership. 'I have an incredible relationship with DaySpring and the people there. However, to this day, she says she still holds 'the highest rated movie in the history of the Hallmark Channel,' and she'll 'very grateful' for the experience.Īlthough Bure announced her exit from the Hallmark Channel, she said she doesn't plan on ending her partnership with Dayspring, which is owned by Hallmark, anytime soon. I enjoyed it and it was three weeks away from the family, which was manageable and doable,' she said about playing Holly in the classic Christmas flick.īure appeared in many more holiday movies for the channel before she called it quits earlier this year.

'It didn’t work out with Hallmark and so we started talking to Bill.'īure first appeared on the Hallmark Channel in 2008 when she starred in “Moonlight & Mistletoe.' She said it was the first job in the entertainment world she took after taking a 10-year break to focus more on her family. 'And as every business person knows, you’ve got to do what’s right for contracts,' Bure added. So we did not start having those discussions until we were well into negotiations with Hallmark Channel for renewing. 'It just so happened that my contract was expiring when Great American Family started up. And those have been absolutely wonderful,' she said. 'The truth is I’ve been under contract with Hallmark for a very, very long time. 21 interview with Variety, Bure revealed why she wanted to leave the Hallmark Channel after 14 years for Great American Media, a company that Bill Abbott, the former president of Crown Media, launched in 2021 as president and CEO.īure explained that it all came down to her contract and she took the best deal that was right for her. Candace Cameron Bure is reflecting on her big decision to leave Hallmark earlier this year.

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