AceShowbiz - Candace Cameron Bure recently opened up on her podcast about a surprising and unsettling night she and her husband, Valeri Bure, experienced years ago. The actress, known for her role on Full House and her Christian faith, recalled attending what she described as a "dark and demonic" underground S&M party after accepting a friend's invitation in an attempt to be more social and "cool."

During a candid conversation with former Bachelor contestant Madi Prewett on The Candace Cameron Bure Podcast, Bure detailed how the evening quickly turned uncomfortable. She explained that upon arrival, she and Valeri Bure realized the party was centered around explicit sexual activities involving sadomasochism, which was a stark contrast to their values and expectations.

"My eyeballs were popping out of my head because I saw stuff I had never seen before in my life," Bure said. She expressed disbelief and confusion, looking to her husband and questioning how they had ended up there. The couple, who have been married since 1996, chose to make a swift exit from the event.

Bure described the atmosphere as "slimy and weird," and said she told Valeri they would reconsider any future invitations from that friend. Despite this experience, Bure emphasized that she and her husband are not prudish when it comes to their own relationship and intimacy.

In an earlier episode of her podcast, Bure was open about her personal views on sex, revealing one thing that unsettles her: the mental image of God watching her during intimate moments. She linked these feelings to her upbringing and the messages she received about sexuality during her youth.

At the time of her marriage to Valeri Bure, she was just 20 years old. The NHL player, originally from Russia, had been introduced to her by her Full House co-star Dave Coulier. They dated for two years before tying the knot. Bure explained that "purity culture" heavily influenced her, with the expectation that she remain a virgin until marriage.

She candidly discussed the internal conflict she felt transitioning from a non-sexual mindset to one where she was told she could "do whatever you want." This shift left her feeling awkward and without a clear path forward regarding her sexuality.

As a mother of three—Natasha, 27, Lev, 25, and Maksim, 24—Bure has made it a point to have open and honest conversations about sex with her children. She shared with Prewett that she has worked hard to break the cycle of shame and silence surrounding the topic.

Candace Cameron Bure's reflections offer a glimpse into the complexities of navigating personal faith, societal expectations, and real-life experiences. Her story highlights the importance of self-awareness and setting boundaries in social situations, as well as fostering healthy communication within families.