Candace Cameron Bure: Marital sex is a “gift from God” and that it should not receive “such a bad rap.”

Candace Cameron Bure has said that marital sex is a “gift from God” and that it should not have “such a bad rap.”

Candace Cameron Bure, presenter of the TV show Celebrity Jeopardy!, was a guest on Mayim Bialik’s podcast, The Breakdown, not too long ago. When asked by Bialik whether she and her husband still loved one other after 26 years of marriage, Bure told her that they did on all levels.

Bure, who has been married to professional hockey player Valeri Bure since 1996, has said that laughing is one of her “love languages,” and she appreciates it much when her spouse is able to make her laugh.

“Laughter is one of my love languages,” she told Bialik, who played Big Bang Theory’s Amy Farrah Fowler on CBS.

“I spent my formative years laughing along with the Full House cast. My whole life has been spent in the company of jokesters. My dad is a hilarious guy, “as she put it. ““What I mean is that I really like it. So, it’s great when my spouse can make me laugh because I need to have humor in my life, and that humor does include some lighthearted banter between us.”

Fox News reports that the Full House actress said, “sex inside marriage gets such a terrible name” and that she believes it is a “gift from God” that should be appreciated.

Bure referred to sex as a “benefit of being married and dedicated to someone,” arguing that stereotypes about long-term partnerships being sexually inactive are unfounded.

“I’m not trying to speak about my sex life,” she said. But I believe it’s vital to talk about how a good sex life can exist inside a marriage.

Bure said, “It’s vital that we still love each other physically, you know, spiritually, psychologically, all of the things, and that we make time for one another.” “It’s all interconnected.”

They both feel better after making love, she remarked.

Natasha (24), Lev (22), and Maksim (20) are the ages of the Bures’ three children.

Former Full House and Fuller House actress Candace Cameron Bure has joined the cast of Great American Family after leaving Hallmark Channel after 14 years. In November, she will debut in her first Christmas movie for the new network.