JoJo Siwa insists she had a 'rough experience' with Candace Cameron Bure when she was 11

JoJo Siwa has doubled down on her claims that Candace Cameron Bure was the rudest celebrity she’s ever met and confirmed reports they clashed over a red carpet snub when Siwa was just 11. 

‘You know, I had a rough experience when I was little,’ Siwa, 19, told Page Six, corroborating the story Bure, 46, detailed yesterday about how she accidentally snubbed the then 11-year-old at a red carpet event. 

‘I was 11, and I was a big, big fan, and I wanted to take a picture with her, and it wasn’t a good time for her,’ Siwa said.

Siwa was referring to an incident when she and Bure crossed paths at a Fuller House premier. Siwa claimed she asked Bure for a photo at the time – but that Bure told her ‘not right now,’ and then never returned for the photo despite moving on to take photos with others.

‘I will say because I had a bad experience, that doesn’t mean that she is an awful human,’ the social media star said, ‘I think it just was an inconvenient time for her, and little 11-year-old me was just so pumped up and so excited, but that doesn’t mean she’s the worst human ever.’

‘It just, you know, it was a rough experience for me,’ she added.

JoJo Siwa in the viral video in which she called Candace Cameron Bure the rudest celebrity she'd ever met

Candace Cameron Bure on Tuesday outside her Malibu home

‘You know, I had a rough experience when I was little,’ JoJo Siwa, 19, (left) said, corroborating the story Candace Cameron Bure, 46, (right) detailed yesterday about how she accidentally snubbed the then 11-year-old at a red carpet event

 The celebrity spat started after Siwa shared a TikTok on Sunday in which she claimed the full house start was the rudest celebrity she’d ever met.  

She also named other stars in her reel, but on a more positive note, revealing Zendaya was her celebrity crush, Miley Cyrus was the nicest celebrity, and Elton John was the coolest.

 Siwa’s explanation come a day after Bure shared her side of the story on Instagram, saying she was ‘Shocked when I saw the TikTok on Sunday and had no idea where it came from.’

 Bure said that she tracked down Siwa’s contact information through her agent and gave her a call, and said ‘we had a great conversation.’

JoJo Siwa in 2016 at a premiere for Fuller House. She said Bure snubbed her at a similar event

JoJo Siwa in 2016 at a premiere for Fuller House. She said Bure snubbed her at a similar event

Bure seen outside of her home on Tuesday after the drama with JoJo Siwa

Bure said Siwa told her she had never intended for the video to become as viral as it did, and that she actually thought Bure was a nice person

‘I didn’t think it was going to go viral,’ she said Siwa explained, ‘It was just a silly TikTok trend and I didn’t think it was a big deal.’

Bure then told how Siwa recounted that at the Fuller House premiere when she was 11, Bure seemed to snub her.

Bure, who is a devout Christian, admitted that the teenager’s story ‘broke her heart’, and revealed that she offered up an apology to Siwa, telling her: ‘I broke your 11-year-old heart. Please know that as a mom that it breaks my heart that I made you feel that way.’ 

JoJo Siwa at Dodgers Stadium in Los Angeles in July, 2016

Yesterday Bure shared a video on Instagram saying she'd called the social media star and the two had a 'great conversation'

Yesterday Bure (right) shared a video on Instagram saying she’d called the social media star (left) and the two had a ‘great conversation’

Bure said she and Siwa had a ‘really great conversation,’ and left her fans with some advice.

The actress added that Siwa told her she had never intended for the video to become as viral as it did, and that she actually thought Bure was a nice person.

She wrapped up the video by offering a lesson – advising that no matter one’s intention, anybody with a following on social media should be mindful of what they say. 

‘I think the lesson we can learn is to be mindful. That no matter how may followers you have, even a ten second trending TikTok video can do damage, because our words matter and our actions matter.’

source: dailymail.co.uk