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“Full House” may be long gone, but Candace Cameron Bure has held on to her squeaky clean image.

The now 37-year-old mother of three explained how she picks and chooses what roles are too racy for her to take on.

“What's very important to me is that it's family-friendly programming or there is some positive message, or something of value to take away from watching it,” she told YourTango.com. “I have boundaries that my husband and I talked about and are both comfortable with… If you watch anything I do, you'll see I don't go beyond kissing someone. I'm not going to get naked, and I'm not going to have sex scenes.”

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She said her religion has helped maintain such a strong marriage. The actress has been married to hockey player Valeri Bure for 17 years.

“The best advice I've ever been given is being handed a Bible. That's the blueprint for marriage that we go by, and that's what our marriage is grounded in,” she explained.

And while speaking about relationships, Bure also opened up about her co-stars, John Stamos and Lori Loughlin—a couple that could have been. Stamos recently garnered media attention when he said his TV-wife was the one that got away.

“Obviously, they had such great chemistry, but Lori's been married quite a long time, so I didn't think too deeply about it when he said that,” she said. “If it had coordinated back in the day, [that would have been great].”

One couple that had a more dramatic relationship (to say the least) was her co-star Dave Coulier and Alanis Morissette. The ‘90s rock gal memorably penned the scathing song “You Oughta Know” about her “Full House” ex-boyfriend, something Bure revealed the cast poked fun at Coulier for.

“I remember listening to that song and thinking, 'This is such a cool song, I love this.' And I loved her whole album. I knew he'd been dating Alanis, and we teased him a little and never really got a straight answer from him.”

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