Lacey Chabert arrives at the Tamron Hall Show in green gown
Lacey Chabert came out a week after defending the Hallmark Channel following Candace Cameron Bure’s statements about the network.
The 40-year-old Mean Girls alum was a sight to behold in a romantic green lace gown with a plunging neckline.
With a big smile on her face, Lacey really did look perfect as she posed up a storm outside the studio in New York on Thursday.
Departing: Lacey Chabert pictured arriving at the Tamron Hall Show in New York on Thursday
Lacey looked ready for her close-up when she arrived at the show.
She sported metallic gold sandal heels and a sleek, loose hairstyle with a shimmering shine.
A layer of peach blush graced her cheekbones, while bronze eyeshadow and long, full lashes help up the glam factor.
The outing comes just over a week after Lacey spoke about staying with the Hallmark Channel after Candace, who once starred in many movies for the channel, talked about leaving the network.
Making them green with envy! Chabert wowed in a romantic green gown with a lace hem and plunging neckline.
Lacey has become a mainstay on the network in recent years, and she came to her defense during an interview with Vulture posted last month.
“Any change I’ve felt has been embracing our creative ideas,” he said. ‘And it is my responsibility to the public that continues to tune in to my films that I give the best that I have to offer. That is always my mission.
“I will never give up what Hallmark means to me, which is that it’s all about the heart. I don’t think there are plans for that to change anytime soon.
Picture perfect: A layer of peachy blush graced her cheekbones, while bronze eyeshadow and long, full lashes help amp up the glam factor.
Despite supporting Hallmark, the Party of Five actress chose not to comment on Bure’s decision to end her professional relationship with the channel.
“You know what, I wish everyone the best,” he said. “I can’t really comment further on that, other than I care for everyone involved.”
She added: ‘I’m with Hallmark and I work for them. I’m so sorry, but I’ll have to leave it at that.
Making headlines: Last month, Bure, 46, revealed that she left the Hallmark Channel party because of the stories it told.
In November, Bure, 46, discussed why she had left the network, telling the Wall Street Journal: ‘Basically it’s a completely different network than when I started because of the change in leadership.’
She provoked a big reaction for the comments she made in that same interview, where she said that she did not Anticipate that your new network will feature same-sex couples in starring roles.
“The Great American Family will keep traditional marriage at the center,” he told the outlet.
Great American Family is a cable television network that airs family-oriented shows, just like Hallmark.
Controversy: Bure later added that he thought the ‘Great American Family will keep traditional marriage at the center’ (left to right: Candace Cameron-Bure, Lacey Chabert, Kristin Chenoweth and Michelle Vicary pictured in 2019)
Celebrities including JoJo Siwa and Maren Morris were quick to call Bure’s comments homophobic.
One Tree Hill star Hilarie Burton even called Bure a “bigot,” saying, “I don’t remember Jesus liking hypocrites like Candy.” But sure. Make your money, honey. You ride that wave of prejudice to the bank’, in a tweet.
Bure later released another statement to defend himself.
“Everyone who knows me knows without a doubt that I have a great love and affection for all people,” he said. Fox Digital News. “It absolutely breaks my heart that anyone would think that I would intentionally want to offend and hurt someone.”