Candace Cameron Bure, known for her role on Full House, has become a grandmother for the first time, according to News.com.au. The actress, who is 50, shared the news after her son Lev welcomed a baby boy born roughly 10 weeks ahead of schedule.
Reports from TODAY.com and People.com say Cameron Bure called her first grandchild a "miracle baby." The Courier Mail and Cleveland.com also covered the arrival, with Cleveland.com noting the child is the actress's first grandchild.
Cameron Bure rose to fame as a child star playing D.J. Tanner on the sitcom Full House, a role she later reprised in the series Fuller House. News.com.au framed the birth announcement as happy news arriving at age 50.
Specific details about the baby's name, birth weight or current condition were not included in the reporting available. The early arrival, at about 10 weeks before the expected date, was confirmed across the outlets covering the story.
It is not yet known whether Cameron Bure or her family will share further updates about the baby's health or additional family details.
