Candace Cameron Bure is firing back at online trolls—and the weapon of choice? The delete button.

The beloved star of "Full House" recently pulled a swimsuit photo from her Instagram account after it attracted a wave of body shaming comments. What was intended as a joyful post celebrating the last rays of summer quickly turned into a barrage of negativity.

In a candid message shared via Instagram Stories, Bure expressed, "It wasn't about the suit or my body, but the comments turned into endless chatter about my body. It wasn’t worth it, so I took it down." The actress accompanied her statement with a cheerful image of herself in a yellow sundress, exuding confidence.

This isn’t the first time Bure has tackled body criticism head-on. Back in 2018, she famously confronted a troll who suggested she appeared larger than her husband, saying, "If a 25-inch waist looks big to you... then you’re looking through an altered lens. Be well." Her bold responses have not only silenced critics but also empowered fans.

Candace has been open about her personal struggles with body image and eating disorders. In her memoir, she revealed her battle with bulimia and shared that she began dieting at the tender age of 12—an experience she reflected on during her podcast earlier this year.

Now, Bure is focusing on self-kindness. She recently opened up about a transformative dream that highlighted her harsh self-talk, admitting, "I've spoken to [my body] so harshly. So mean. 'Why are you fat? Why can't you be like every other body?'" Her journey towards self-acceptance resonates deeply in an era rife with body positivity movements.

With her refreshing approach and resilience, Candace Cameron Bure continues to inspire many, proving that true beauty comes from within.