Candace Cameron Bure Is Expecting 2 Grandkids At The Same Time With Son Lev & Daughter Natasha

Candace Cameron Bure Is Preparing for a New Kind of Full House: Two Grandchildren on the Way

Candace Cameron Bure spent years playing one of television’s most famous daughters. Now, at 50, the former Full House star is preparing for a new role that seems to have moved her more than any script could: grandmother — twice over.

In a joyful family development announced within weeks of each other, Bure’s daughter, Natasha Bure Perry, and her son, Lev Bure, are both expecting their first children with their respective spouses. The back-to-back pregnancy announcements have turned what was already a milestone year for the actress and author into a family celebration, with Bure embracing the title she has long said she wanted: “Candy Gram.”

The latest announcement came from Lev Bure and his wife, Elliott, who shared on Instagram on May 28 that they are expecting their first child. The couple posted photos of themselves holding an ultrasound image, with Elliott writing simply that “Baby Bure” was coming soon. Candace quickly reposted the news with the kind of unfiltered delight that has become familiar to her social media followers, saying she was “still pinching” herself and celebrating the arrival of “another grandbaby.”

The news followed closely behind Natasha Bure Perry’s own pregnancy announcement. Natasha and her husband, actor Bradley Steven Perry, revealed on May 7 that they were expecting their first child, less than a year after their September 2025 wedding in Malibu. Their announcement featured a sweet photo shoot with mugs marked “Mama” and “Dada,” making clear that the oldest Bure child was stepping into motherhood.

For Bure and her husband, former NHL player Valeri Bure, the news means two of their three adult children are preparing to become parents at the same time. The couple also share a younger son, Maksim. After years of speaking publicly about family, faith and the bittersweet transition into an empty nest, Bure now finds herself watching the next generation of her family arrive in pairs.

The actress’s reaction to Natasha’s news was captured in a video that quickly became part of the family’s public celebration. Natasha and Bradley filmed the moment they told Candace and Valeri that a baby was on the way, revealing the surprise with baby items in a hotel room. Candace appeared stunned, then overwhelmed, repeatedly asking whether the news was real before giving way to tears, laughter and the kind of exuberant disbelief familiar to many first-time grandparents.

In the video, her excitement quickly became comic and emotional at once. She joked that she needed to clear her schedule and did not want to work anymore now that a grandbaby was coming. The moment offered a candid contrast to the polished world of celebrity announcements: a mother realizing, in real time, that her daughter was about to become a mother herself.

That reaction was not surprising to anyone who has followed Bure’s public comments about family. In recent years, she had openly said she looked forward to becoming a grandmother. In interviews, she even floated the nickname “Grandma Candy” or “Candy Gram,” making clear that she was ready not only for the title but for the identity that came with it.

Now, the nickname has taken on a life of its own. When Lev and Elliott shared their baby news, Bure wrote that “Candy Gram” was fully ignited, and after the second announcement, she framed the moment as “CandyGram x2.” It was a playful phrase, but it also captured the emotional shift happening inside one of television’s most familiar families.

Bure, who became famous as D.J. Tanner on Full House, has long been associated with family-centered television. She was 11 when she began playing the eldest Tanner daughter on the ABC sitcom, a role she carried through eight seasons and later revisited in Netflix’s Fuller House. For many Americans who grew up watching the show, Bure remains tied to the image of a crowded household, sisterly chaos, parental advice and sentimental life lessons delivered in a San Francisco living room.

That makes the timing of her real-life family news feel especially resonant. Decades after becoming known through a fictional “full house,” Bure is watching her own family expand. This time, the story is not scripted around a laugh track or a closing hug. It is unfolding through weddings, sonograms, surprise videos and the anticipation of two babies who will arrive as cousins close in age.

Lev and Elliott’s announcement comes two years after their January 2024 wedding in Napa Valley, California. At the time, Candace celebrated the marriage publicly, writing that the family had gained a daughter-in-law and a new family to share life with. The ceremony was described as an outdoor celebration, and Bure later called the wedding one of the great highlights of her life.

Natasha and Bradley’s path to parenthood has also unfolded publicly. The couple married in September 2025 in a garden-themed ceremony in Malibu after announcing their relationship the previous year. Bradley, known to many viewers from Disney Channel’s Good Luck Charlie, and Natasha, an actress and singer who has worked to build her own career, announced their pregnancy in May with a coordinated post that quickly drew congratulations from family, friends and fans.

For Bure, Natasha’s pregnancy carried special meaning. In a statement to People, she described watching her daughter become a mother as one of the greatest gifts and a dream come true. The comment reflected not just excitement over a baby, but the deeper emotion of seeing a child enter a stage of life that changes the entire family structure.

There is also a generational symmetry to the moment. Bure married Valeri in 1996 and raised Natasha, Lev and Maksim while balancing a public career that included acting, producing, writing and, at times, outspoken commentary on faith and culture. She often speaks of motherhood as central to her identity. Now, two of the children she raised are preparing for children of their own.

The announcements also highlight how public family milestones have changed in the social media era. Once, celebrity pregnancy news might have been confirmed through a representative or magazine interview. For the Bure family, the story has arrived through Instagram captions, reposted ultrasound photos, reaction videos and comments filled with inside jokes. The public is not merely reading about the family’s happiness; it is watching the emotional beats unfold almost as they happen.

That visibility can be both intimate and carefully curated. The sonogram photos, mugs, hotel-room reveal and enthusiastic captions create a portrait of a family celebrating openly while still controlling what it chooses to share. No due dates or other private medical details have been broadly emphasized in the main public announcements, leaving the focus on joy rather than speculation.

For fans of Full House and Fuller House, Bure’s grandmother era may feel like another marker of time passing. The child star who once played a big sister is now a mother of adult children and soon-to-be grandmother of two. The transformation is striking because so much of Bure’s life has been lived in public view. Audiences have watched her move from child actor to sitcom icon, from young wife and mother to television movie fixture, from empty nester to expectant grandmother.

But the heart of the story is smaller and more universal than celebrity. It is a mother receiving news from her children. It is a father learning he will become a grandfather. It is siblings preparing to raise babies at the same time. It is a family discovering that the next chapter will arrive not one child at a time, but two.

Natasha captured that feeling in her response to Lev and Elliott’s announcement, celebrating the start of a “baby party” and the arrival of “cute cousins.” Her comment pointed to the future already forming: two children, born into the same extended family, likely close enough in age to grow up sharing holidays, birthdays and the kind of cousin bond that often becomes part sibling, part best friend.

Bure’s joy, meanwhile, has been impossible to miss. Whether through her tearful reaction to Natasha’s reveal or her giddy repost of Lev and Elliott’s ultrasound pictures, she has greeted the news with the same unmistakable message: this is the family chapter she has been waiting for.

After years of telling interviewers she would love to be a grandmother one day, the day has finally arrived — twice. For Candace Cameron Bure, the house is no longer merely full. It is expanding.