Candace Cameron Bure showed off her new ink with an Instagram post on Wednesday.
The 45-year-old actress and devout Christian got a delicate cross tattoo with a burst of light at the center on the inside of her wrist.
‘I got something,’ Candace wrote in the caption, adding an emoji of a monkey covering its eyes.
New tatoo: Candace Cameron Bure showed off her new ink with an Instagram post on Wednesday.
She continued, ‘Thank you @cachotattoo ✨✝️ for your delicate and beautiful artwork.’
In the first of the trio of black and white photos that she shared, the Christmas Under Wraps star displayed the tattoo with a closeup of her wrist.
The blonde beauty was seen clad in a demure print dress as she smiled calmly while Los Angeles-based tattoo artist Cacho applied the ink in the second image.
Meaningful: The 45-year-old actress and devout Christian got a delicate cross tattoo with a burst of light at the center on the inside of her wrist
In the last snap, Candace beamed as she and Cacho posed together under a tree with the Dancing With The Stars alum holding up her wrist as Cacho pointed at his work.
While she was a host on ABC’s The View, Candace hinted that she might have a tattoo during a 2016 episode of the talk show.
‘I might have a tattoo. I might. Can’t say whether it’s classy or not, and you’re not gonna know either — because I’m not showing it to you,’ she said.
Proud: In the last snap, Candace beamed as she and Cacho posed together under a tree with the Dancing With The Stars alum holding up her wrist as Cacho pointed at his work
Meanwhile, Candace’s friends and fans shared their appreciation for her new ink in the comments of her post.
Danica McKellar wrote, ‘Beautiful!!’
Candace’s Full House co-star and on-screen sister Jodie Sweetin chimed in, ‘Ok…. Now I get to take you for a matching rib piece.
She added, ‘I’m getting tattooed in a month. Be prepared. Hahahahahaa. Baby steps, sis! Seriously though, SO PRETTY!!’
Bob Saget’s widow Kelly Rizzo commented, ‘Ummmm SO PROUD OF YOU tattoo sister.’
Sad: Bob, who played Candace’s on-screen father in Full House and its Netflix spinoff Fuller House, passed away unexpectedly at the age of 65 in his Orlando, Florida hotel room last month.
Bob, who played Candace’s on-screen father in Full House and its Netflix spinoff Fuller House, passed away unexpectedly at the age of 65 in his Orlando, Florida hotel room last month.
According to a report from the Orange County Medical Examiner that was obtained by People magazine on Thursday, the actor died from traumatic brain trauma and was COVID-19 positive at the time.
In a statement released on Wednesday, Bob’s family said: ‘The authorities have determined that Bob passed from head trauma. They have concluded that he accidentally hit the back of his head on something, thought nothing of it and went to sleep. No drugs or alcohol were involved.’
In a recent interview with Today, Candace discussed her 35-year friendship with Bob, whom she met when she was 10 years old after being cast as his on-screen daughter.
She explained that people were often puzzled by the two’s close relationship, given Candace’s conservative values and appreciation for family-friendly content and Bob’s penchant for raunchy comedy.
Longtime friends: In a recent interview with Today, Candace discussed her 35-year friendship with Bob, whom she met when she was 10 years old after being cast as his on-screen daughter
Candace said, ‘You know if people see Bob’s standup. It’s not family-friendly standup. So, that would always be a question. Like, ‘How can you guys be friends?’ It’s like, well, I grew up with Bob. So I understand his sense of humor.’
After adding that she also has a sense of humor, Candace went on to say, ‘But I can also separate that person that’s on the stage making jokes to get the laugh. And the real heart behind a person and their love and their friendship and their kindness.’
The Hallmark Channel actress remarked upon Bob’s openness and empathy. ‘He was so emotionally available all the time.
‘And he was really the first person in my life as a man that I saw cry and have those emotions right at the forefront of his conversations. I felt so safe with him.’
She continued, ‘If you were hurting, he would hurt with you. You would see the tears well up in his eyes. Bob is a remarkable person and I’ve never had a friendship like the one I’ve had with him. And that’s why it makes it so hard.’
‘He was so emotionally available all the time’: The Hallmark Channel actress remarked upon Bob’s openness and empathy