Bob Saget was a well-known edgy and ‘in your face’ stand-up comedian, television personality, and actor. He was born and raised in Pennsylvania.
He studied acting at Temple University. ‘Through Adam’s Eyes‘ was his debut piece through which he developed into a comedic genuis.
He began by doing stand-up comedy in numerous comic clubs, where he met several well-known comedians.
It was finally his starring part in the American comedy Full House, in which he played a widower father with three young daughters, that brought him the recognition he deserved.
Following that, he appeared in a number of television programmes, the most of which were family and comedy-based. He was the originator of several creative endeavours, including Farce of the Penguins and Bob Saget: That Ain’t Right.
He died on January 9.
Bob Saget accusations: What did Bob Saget do?
Saget was often in the news for racist and homophobic claims. He was embroiled in a slew of controversy as a result of the racism crisis.
Saget was accused by former child actor Corey Feldman of sexual misconduct. He was accused of molesting the actor and his pal Corey Haim, who lived in 1980.
According to Corey Feldman’s documentary (My) Truth: The Rape of Two Coreys, Bob Saget was one of the six men who molested them.
However, because Saget’s identity was not revealed in the documentary, his homophobic claims were eventually proven to be incorrect.
