Jodie Sweetin Disapproves of Candace Cameron Bure's Olympics Takeover

Jodie Sweetin again Candace Cameron Bure both took to social media to analyze the Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony – and Full house the sisters are on opposite sides of the conflict.

In an Instagram story posted on Sunday, July 28, Sweetin shared the activist's post Matt Bernstein about a table that seems to evoke Leonardo da Vinci'The Last Supper.

“The Olympic wrestlers were repeating the feast of Dionysus, not the Last Supper,” the illustration says. “And even if you thought it was a Christian reference – what's the danger? Why is it a 'parody' and not a tribute? Shouldn't drag queens be Christians too?”

On Monday, July 29, Sweetin, 42, continued the conversation by sharing a video of the comedian. Walter Masterson seeming to laugh at the argument.

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“Tell me you don't know about art or history, without telling me you don't know about art and history…” he wrote on his Instagram Story with a link to a clip that aims to educate an angry Olympic fan.

While celebrating the start of the Summer Games on Friday, July 26, some viewers asked where the DJ, producer and LGBTQ+ icon Barbara Butch he wore a silver hat as drag artists and dancers surrounded him.

After watching the clip, some stars like the Kansas City Chiefs player Harrison Butker again Caitlyn Jenner they expressed their dismay at what they saw. Another vocal critic was Cameron Bure, 48.

“Watching such an amazing event that will take place in the next two weeks and seeing the opening ceremonies insulting and mocking the Christian religion with their interpretation of the Last Supper was disgusting,” the actor said in an Instagram video on Sunday. July 28. “I was very sad and someone said, 'You shouldn't be sad. You should be angry about it.' I'm like, 'Trust me, it makes me angry, but I'm really sad because I'm a depressed soul.

According to the organizers of the Olympics, the scene had no malicious intent. Rather, this period symbolized Dionysus, the Greek god of wine.

“It is clear that there was never any intention to disrespect any religious group,” a Paris 2024 spokesman said. Anne Descamps said during a press conference of the International Olympic Committee on Sunday. “We really tried to celebrate social tolerance. If we look at the result of the votes we had, we believe that this wish has been fulfilled. If people have offended, of course, we are truly sorry.”

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In a separate interview with the Associated Press, the art director Thomas Jolly he assured viewers that his intention was not “to tease or frighten.” Instead, he “wanted to send a message of love, a message of inclusion and indivisibility at all.”

Cameron Bure and Sweetin have been seen as close over the years (often appearing at events together), despite always falling on opposite sides of the headlines.

Back in 2022, Cameron Bure unfollowed Sweetin on Instagram amid her “traditional marriage” controversy. At that time, Sweetin backed up JoJo Siwa, who criticized Cameron Bure's comments about America's Biggest Family. Sweetin is still keeping up with her TV sister on social media.