"I Was Blindsided!": Christine Lakin claims she was fired from ‘Fuller House’ after mocking Candace Cameron Bure’s brother💔

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"I Was Blindsided!": Christine Lakin claims she was fired from ‘Fuller House’ after mocking Candace Cameron Bure’s brother💔

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A Promising Start

Christine Lakin, best known for her role in "Step by Step," was thrilled to join the cast of Netflix's "Fuller House." After a successful meeting with the show's creator, Jeff Franklin, Lakin was set to be a recurring character in the much-anticipated reboot.

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"I was so excited to be part of a show that had meant so much to so many people," Lakin recalled.

The Sudden Turn of Events

However, just two days before the table read, Lakin received an unexpected call from her manager.

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