Star "Full house" Candace Cameron Bure I looked at the social media on Saturday, 6. September, informing her almost six million instagram follows that she deleted a bikini photo of himself for negative comments about her body. Bure, 49, a long time open for her struggles with the image of food and body, and her latest action shows her priority her mental peace over online supervision.

Bere posted a bikini photo of himself to his Instagram earlier this week before she quickly removed from her feed.

Later, during Instagram Q & A, Bere turned to the fan who asked why his post went.

According to Bere, she wore a "one-piece" swimsuit while "soaked the end of the summer".

Bere explained to enjoy himself and that the painting was not about her body or her rubber.

However, "Comments became flooded with people who talked about my body."

Bora finally decided to give leave of publication more harm than good.

"It wasn't worth it," she said. "I took it off."

The rude decision is not surprising to those who follow, because Netflix was incredibly open to fighting her diet and image of the body on her podcast.

"It was like I was, like I'm Bulimic. I still say I'm Bulimic, because I don't need to tell me," No, Caminations, "he said," according to the previous report from the previous report Explosion.

"I feel like a broken record. I'm 49, and I'm, like, why do I think about it so much? Why is it even that important?" It's so funny, "she added." And yet, I'm still thinking about it (I) we're talking about it here. "

The barrel is thankful for talking about the disorder of dishes becoming increasingly accepted; However, she shared that it was a discussion he wants people would not need to have.

Throughout the episode, Bure continued to say that he still learn as much as he can about the diet and the image of the body. Although she discovered the amazing tools that helped her, Bere believes that "nothing that really changed my heart and soul on it."

"I still think about it all the time," she said. "It's really vulnerable, but they feel so much feelings so much."

BERE is then extremely personally placed on a diet in a young age, similarly like her mother and sister.

"It wasn't," Oh, you have to lose weight. "It's just", we'll do it as preventive. We want to teach you how to be healthy and exercise, "she said, to share that diet later," shaped the viewpoint I had about myself. "

BERE also said growing up on television affects her relationship with food. "My parents never wanted the manufacturer to get to me and says," We need your child to lose weight, "she said.

And this is not the first time he uttered her diet and food he spent. Page six reported a previous admission of berea about having no fast food for more than two decades.

"I didn't eat fast food except Non-NNA out in 20 years," she wrote online. "I wonder about some days what are a hamburger and french fries from King McDonald or Burger or Wendy or any other place I've never eaten."