“Full Home” star Candace Cameron Bure received candid on social media on Saturday, September 6, informing her almost six million Instagram followers that she deleted a bikini picture of herself because of damaging feedback about her physique. Bure, 49, has lengthy been open about her struggles with meals and physique picture, and her newest motion exhibits she is prioritizing her psychological peace over on-line scrutiny.

Bure posted a bikini picture of herself to her Instagram earlier this week earlier than shortly eradicating it from her feed.

Later, throughout an Instagram Q&A, Bure addressed a fan who requested why she took the submit down.

In response to Bure, she was sporting a “one-piece” swimsuit whereas “absorbing the tip of summer time.”

Bure defined that she was having fun with herself and that the image was not about her physique or her apparel.

Nevertheless, “the feedback turned flooded with individuals discussing my physique.”

Bure finally determined that leaving the submit up would have precipitated extra hurt than good.

“It wasn’t value it,” she mentioned. “I took it down.”

Bure’s choice isn’t a surprise to those that comply with her, because the Netflix star has been extremely open about her wrestle with an consuming dysfunction and physique picture on her podcast.

“It was binging and purging, like, I am a bulimic. I nonetheless say I am a bulimic as a result of the ideas, whether or not I am doing that or not, by no means go away me. I nonetheless want the instruments to say, ‘No, Candace, we’re not doing that,'” Bure mentioned, in keeping with a earlier report from The Blast.

“I really feel like a damaged report. I am 49 years outdated, and I am, like, ‘Why do I take into consideration this a lot? Why does it even matter a lot? It is so ridiculous,'” she added. “And but, I am nonetheless enthusiastic about it [and] we’re right here speaking about it.”

Bure is grateful that the dialog round consuming problems is turning into extra accepted; nevertheless, she shared that it is a dialogue she needs individuals did not must have.

All through the episode, Bure went on to say that she’s nonetheless studying as a lot as she will about consuming problems and physique picture. Though she’s found wonderful instruments which have helped her, Bure believes there’s “nothing that has actually modified my coronary heart and soul on it.”

“I nonetheless continuously give it some thought,” she mentioned. “It is actually weak, however so many people really feel the identical emotions.”

Bure then received extraordinarily private about being positioned on a food regimen at a younger age, very like her mom and sister.

“It wasn’t like, ‘Oh, it’s a must to drop extra pounds.’ It is simply, ‘We’re gonna do that as preventative. We need to train you find out how to be wholesome and train,'” she mentioned, later sharing that weight-reduction plan “formed the perspective I had about myself.”

Bure additionally mentioned that rising up on tv impacted her relationship with meals. “My dad and mom by no means wished a producer to return as much as me and say, ‘We want your baby to drop extra pounds,'” she mentioned.

And this is not the primary time Bure has spoken out about her food regimen and the meals she consumes. Web page Six reported on Bure’s earlier admission about not having quick meals for greater than 20 years.

“I haven’t eaten quick meals aside from In-N-Out in 20 years,” she wrote on-line. “Some days I’m wondering what a burger and fries is like from McDonald’s or Burger King or Wendy’s or any of these different locations I’ve by no means eaten at.”