Full House star Candace Cameron Bure to become a grandmother at 50 as eldest daughter announces pregnancy

Candace Cameron Bure is a grandmother-to-be at age 50.

This week, her daughter Natasha Bure, 27, announced she is pregnant and is expecting her first baby with Bradley Steven Perry. 

The couple shared a joint Instagram post comprising of photos of them posing together and the mom-to-be showing off her baby bump. 

The pair wore matching outfits, sporting blue, pinstriped button-downs paired with light-wash jeans. 

The proud parents-to-be also showed off their matching mugs with their new roles, 'Mama' and 'Dada,' across the front. 

In the caption, Natasha's husband Bradley wrote: 'Our dream role.' 

'CandyGram in full effect,' the actress wrote alongside a smiling emojis and a red heart. 

In September last year, Natasha and her husband tied the knot in Malibu. 

Natasha is the only daughter and eldest child out of three the Full House star shares with husband Valeri Bure. They are also parents to sons Lev, 26, and Maksim, 24. 

The news comes just months after Bure opened up about experiencing troubles in her marriage of 30 years. 

During an appearance on Madison Rose Troutt's podcast Stay True in November 2025, she admitted to having regrets about their relationship. 

During her candid confession, she lifted the lid on the strain having children put on their relationship. 

'We had great years. We had some years I wish that we could take back and do over,' she said. 

'It's a constant re-evaluation, I think year to year, you have to reevaluate,' Bure continued. 'What's working, what's not, how are the schedules changing? And you have to continually adapt to what's new to figure out your rhythms, and the rhythms are going to keep changing.' 

She added: 'So having a flexibility not only in schedule but with each other as husband and wife, because that's the first thing that's going to go.

'Your marriage gets put to the test,' she continued. 'Because, first of all, you have kids that come in and they demand all of you. And then they get a little older and then they pit you against your husband. 

'And you don't even realize it! They're little manipulative beings that are so stinking cute! But they're going to ask you for a cookie and you're going to tell them no,' she added. 

'And then they're going to go to daddy and they're going to go, 'But... I'm have the cookie cause daddy said yes.' 

'And then you're like, "Why did you give that to her? I already told her no." And he's like, "Well, I didn't know that."' And then you guys get in a fight and you're like, "That stinking little one just got us into a fight and we love you!" 

She continued: 'You know, we love each other. And this is crazy! But that's how it works and it just gets bigger the older they they get.

'Again, finding those rhythms and really finding time with you and your husband... just in terms of children, if I could lend you some advice, that would be it, that you have to prioritize the relationship,' she said.