Jeremy Miller said he disagrees with his “Growing Pains” co-star Kirk Cameron for hosting protests singing without a mask in Los Angeles.
Cameron, 50, was attacked again on Tuesday after hosting a Christmas carols event at The Oaks mall, where about 100 people gathered to sing Christmas carols without face masks.
“Although I always love my brother Kirk, I couldn’t disagree more than that he performs these events without a mask at a time when safety and concern for others is an extreme priority,” Miller, who played the brother of Cameron’s character on the beloved sitcom, said Page Six.
“I really couldn’t be more disappointed in him,” added Miller, 44.
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Actor Kirk Cameron received criticism from his ‘Growing Pains’ co-star Jeremy Miller, who opposed his recent protests in Los Angeles, California.
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Cameron was inches from collectors at the mall on Tuesday night in videos posted on his Instagram. The crowd varied in age, from small children to the elderly, and they stayed close to each other while singing the lyrics to “The First Claus”.
Cameron held a similar Christmas carols event earlier this month to protest the most recent stay order from California Governor Gavin Newsom, as the Los Angeles Times reported that less than 100 ICU beds were available in LA County. .
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Cameron defended the “peaceful” protests during a virtual appearance on “Fox News @ Night” in mid-December.
“All I can say is that I am watching my community and seeing the devastation and suffering of people whose business has gone bankrupt, people dealing with anxiety, depression, suicide on the rise, the abused being quarantined with their abusers, and I can just ignore it, “he said.
“People are just crying out to come and be part of [the events]”Added Cameron.” This is the land of the free and the home of the brave, and there are thousands and thousands of people in our community who prefer not to suffer in isolation and go out to sing and express their gratitude because we believe that there is immunity in the community, but there is desolation in isolation. “
The Oaks mall reacted to the protest with the holiday theme before it happened, calling it “irresponsible” behavior.
Residents of the area expressed their distaste for Cameron’s antics, calling the singing events “unbelievable.” On Tuesday, several residents said they would not travel “anywhere near” the mall because of this.
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Even Cameron’s sister, Candace Cameron Bure, seemed to suggest that she disagreed with his Carolingian events. After receiving her own reaction amid rumors that she participated, she tweeted, “I didn’t attend any recent Christmas carols events. In addition, I choose to follow the broader guidelines wearing a mask and social distance when I’m in However, I don’t appreciate the vile tweets about my family. I believe that respectful dialogue is the key to being heard. Stay safe. “
Cameron did not immediately respond to Fox News’s request for comment on Saturday.