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Candace Cameron Bure broke down in tears on “The View” on Wednesday as the band For King & Country performed in honor of her 40th birthday.
As Bure, clad in a pink dress, stood in the front row singing along to the music, her 17-year-old daughter Natasha came out and performed the song “Priceless” with the band, causing the proud mom to erupt in tears.
Bure was stunned by the surprise performance and at the appearance of her daughter, who lives in Los Angeles. The rest of the Bure family then came out and surprised the “View” co-host.
“We are good secret keepers,” Natasha explained.
Bure regularly travels between Los Angeles and New York, where “The View” films.
The mother of three was clearly thrilled to have her entire family on hand to celebrate her big birthday. The “Fuller House” star’s extended family also visited the talk show for the occasion, and her sister and nieces and nephews presented her with a cake.
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