Following the death of Bob Saget, the late comedian and actor has gotten embroiled in charges of child molesting. Check out the section below to see if the chargers have ever been proven or not!
Bob Saget passed away on January 9th, leaving behind a legacy in the entertainment industry.
While the internet is still reeling over his unexpected death, another side of the internet has begun digging out information about his controversies from the past.
The internet has been astonished to learn of the “Full House” lead actor’s earlier issues, which have left netizens perplexed.
Keep an eye on this space as we answer all of the continued criticism that Saget is getting.
The allegations against Bob Saget of child molestation have been addressed.
In connection with his role on “Full House,” Bob Saget has been accused of being a child molester.
He has received a great deal of criticism for his friendship with the Olsen twins over the course of the years.
On “Full House,” the Olsen twins played Michelle Tanner, who was based on Saget’s real-life daughter, Michelle Tanner.
According to the reports, Saget sexually molested the Olsen twins when they were on the set of the movie, garnering him the label of “child molester” for his actions.
To be more specific, the reports were partially right in that it was not the twins who were attacked, but their life-sized doll.
Whenever the twins were not available for the series’ filming, the doll was used to stand in for them.
According to the late Saget’s biography “Dirty Daddy: The Chronicles of a Family Man Turned Filthy Comedian,” which was published in 2014, he couldn’t help but treat the doll in an unpleasant manner.
Consequently, the discussions are only partly right because the molestation did not include any children.
Meanwhile, with Saget’s current discussions trending on Twitter, things are becoming hot.
What happened to the allegations of paedophilia and rape against Bob Saget?
Because the encounter did not involve a kid, the paedophilia claims against Bob Saget were found to be unfounded.
Furthermore, Saget himself admitted that he had made a mistake by unfairly handling the doll that looked like the Olsen twins when they were younger.
Despite the fact that the behaviour was heinous, no accusations of sexual assault were filed against him.
As a result, he continued to improve his professional skills and even liked his new life as a stand-up comedian.
In the same way, his stand-up comedy, which is geared for adults, has garnered some negative feedback.