Earlier this month, Candace Cameron Bure celebrated the one year anniversary of the taping of the final episode of her Netflix show “Fuller House” by posting some behind the scenes photos to social media. Much to the surprise of fans, one of the photos appeared to show a note that was sent to set by Bure’s former costar Lori Loughlin, who is currently in prison for her role in the college admissions scandal.

In a new interview with Entertainment Tonight, Bure confirmed that the note was indeed from Loughlin.

“Yes, it was a note from her,” Bure said. “She sent me flowers and I believe a few other people some flowers. It was so nice to feel and have her presence there at the show.”

“Yeah, it was really special,” she added.

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Loughlin began a two month prison sentence on October 30 on charges related to her paying $500,000 in bribe money to have her two daughters admitted to the University of Southern California as members of the crew team, even though neither girl had ever rowed before. She had until November 19 to begin her sentence, but Loughlin opted to surrender early in the hopes of being home by Christmas .

As for Bure, she made it clear that she’s open to doing another sitcom now that “Fuller House” is over.

“I love the series world, but particularly sitcom,” she said. “I absolutely love it. So, yes, yes, yes, I hope that I do another sitcom soon and we’re working on it, and it’s all about timing so not in the meantime, because I absolutely love all the Hallmark movies that I do. I mean, it really is incredible but it’s a very different schedule.”

“I ended up directing a few episodes of Fuller House, which was so incredibly fulfilling and directing a multi-cam is something I want to do more of,” Bure added. “But of course with the pandemic, plans just changed, so right now that’s not as much of an opportunity just because there are very few shows that are back to work. But that’s like my wheel house. I love multi-cam and I love sitcom.”