Actress and social media personality Natasha Bure has announced that she is expecting her first child with husband Bradley Steven Perry, a joyful family milestone that has quickly captured attention across entertainment media and longtime Full House fans alike. The announcement, shared through social media this week, also marks the first time actress Candace Cameron Bure will become a grandmother, a moment many fans described as both emotional and nostalgic.
Natasha, the daughter of Candace Cameron Bure and former NHL player Valeri Bure, revealed the news in a series of soft, intimate photographs alongside Perry. In the images, the couple appeared smiling quietly while holding mugs labeled “Mama” and “Dada,” with Natasha showing her growing baby bump. The announcement spread rapidly online within hours, drawing reactions from fans who have followed the Bure family for decades through television, interviews and social media.
Candace Cameron Bure later responded publicly to the news, sharing her excitement about entering what she jokingly called her “Candy Gram” era. The actress, forever linked in many viewers’ minds to her role as D.J. Tanner on Full House and Fuller House, described the experience as deeply emotional and said watching her daughter prepare for motherhood feels like one of life’s greatest gifts. Her response resonated strongly online, particularly among viewers who grew up watching her on television during the late 1980s and 1990s.
The pregnancy announcement arrives less than a year after Natasha and Bradley Steven Perry married in Malibu in September 2025. Perry, known to many audiences from Disney Channel’s Good Luck Charlie, has maintained a relatively private relationship with Natasha despite both growing up in the public eye. Their relationship became publicly known in 2024 before the couple announced their engagement earlier in 2025.
Beyond the celebrity headlines, much of the public reaction surrounding the announcement has centered on the passage of time. Across social media platforms, many Full House fans admitted they felt stunned realizing that the child of D.J. Tanner is now preparing to become a mother herself. Others focused on Natasha’s striking resemblance to Candace Cameron Bure, with some describing the family photos as looking almost like different generations of the same person.
Entertainment outlets across the United States widely framed the news as a “Full House family moment,” not only because of Candace Cameron Bure’s enduring television legacy, but because the announcement symbolizes a new generation beginning within one of television’s most recognizable families. For longtime fans, the news carried a gentle sense of nostalgia, a reminder of how deeply certain television families become woven into people’s lives over time.
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