Natasha Bure Tells Jojo Siwa To 'Grow Up' After Calling Mom Candace Cameron Bure 'Rudest Celebrity Ever'

"Full House" star Candace Cameron Bure's daughter is speaking up about her mother's unlikely feud with JoJo Siwa.

The dance star had recently posted a TikiTok video that described Cameron Bure as the rudest celebrity she had ever met. The news sparked a controversy on social media, with some questioning if it was accurate while others defended the former Hallmark star.

Later, Cameron Bure would admit on Instagram that she had reached out to Siwa for a chat in which they were able to address the matter. Just as the controversy was starting to die down, the former "Full House" actress' daughter dropped a diss post on Instagram, appearing to call out Siwa for her actions.

Cameron Bure's daughter, Natasha, has come out to stoke the dying embers of her mother's recent drama that involved dance sensation Siwa. Despite the 46-year-old declaring on Instagram that the matter has been resolved, it seems that Natasha was not comfortable letting the issue go without making sure Siwa saw the error in her ways.

The former "The Voice" contestant expressed her thoughts on the issue in a now-deleted Instagram Story on Thursday. Natasha believed that Siwa and Cameron Bure's then-beef, which stemmed from the actress declining a photo request, should not have been made a huge deal.

"Respectfully, someone saying 'no' to taking a photo with you is not a 'rough experience.' This generation is so sensitive and has no backbone," she said, per Us Weekly.

"There are bigger issues in this world than this," Natasha added, seemingly dissing Siwa with a "Grow up" comment.

Cameron Bure hasn't commented further on the matter since Natasha's post, perhaps no longer interested in giving any more fuel to the issue.

Siwa herself has also made no further comments. However, a follow-up video she posted after the TikTok post sparked so much controversy shed some insight on Natasha's most recent remark.

"You know, I had a rough experience when I was little," Siwa said, per NYP. "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."

"I will say because I had a bad experience, that doesn't mean that she is an awful human," Siwa added. "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."

While Natasha and many others might conclude that the entire drama should not have been a big deal, Cameron Bure's decision to tender an apology regardless was commended by many of her followers.

After the actress shared a video confirming to fans that she had settled the situation with Siwa, her followers swooped in huge numbers to her Instagram page to offer their support for her and to thank her for choosing the moral high ground.

"You are all love @candacecbure. No one is perfect and to be reduced to a single moment in one's life is never fair. I'm glad you guys had a chat, and all is well," one follower said.

"Not buying that she didn't know it would go viral. But you are a class act for responding this way. Thanks for being you," another fan commented.

"I met you once in Chicago; you were kind, classy and took at least 10 minutes of your precious time to talk to me. You are a class act and precious," one more follower mentioned.

Meanwhile, fans of the actress were recently informed that Cameron Bure had left Hallmark Channel after many years of appearing in many of the network's s movies, numbering over two dozen, including 2017 "Switched for Christmas."

The actress called time on her run with Hallmark to sign a new deal with the GAC Family. There is currently no announcement about her upcoming features. However, at the time of her switch, it was revealed that Cameron Bure's new role would see her develop, produce and star in romantic comedy and holiday movies and series across the network and also feature in a prominent executive role.

Cameron Bure is also focusing on her clothing line, "Candace Cameron Bure Clothing," as her most recent Instagram post shows. The clothing line launched last year includes blouses, sweaters, jeans, skirts, and dresses and is exclusively available at QVC.