Bob Saget never publicly accused or attacked the Olsen twins; most of what people talk about comes from his dark, adult humor and later interviews where he was actually supportive and affectionate toward them.

The Core Of The Question

When people ask “what did Bob Saget say about the Olsen twins,” they’re usually referring to two things:

  • His crude comedy bits and roast jokes that indirectly involved “Michelle” (the character the twins played).
  • His later talk-show and radio interviews where he clarified that he loved and respected Mary‑Kate and Ashley and had no hard feelings when they skipped Fuller House.

The Edgy Jokes And Rumors

Saget was known for extremely raunchy stand‑up and roast humor that clashed with his squeaky‑clean Full House persona.

  • At his 2008 Comedy Central roast, comics made sexually explicit jokes involving him and the twins, which helped fuel internet rumors even though they were framed as over‑the‑top roast jokes, not confessions.
  • In one story he told (in interviews and in his memoir), he joked about rehearsing scenes with a Michelle doll when the twins weren’t on set and making over‑the‑line sexual gags with it, describing it as a kind of “Jekyll and Hyde” release from the wholesome show.

These bits were meant as shock comedy for adults but later got clipped, reposted, and reinterpreted as “evidence” by online forums and YouTube commentary channels.

What He Actually Said About Them Personally

Outside of stand‑up, Saget consistently described the Olsen twins in warm, protective terms.

  • In interviews around Fuller House , he said he had “no hard feelings” about them not joining the reboot and emphasized that he cared about them and respected their choice to focus on fashion rather than acting.
  • He referenced “Michelle running her fashion empire” with a look he described as loving rather than sarcastic, stressing that he genuinely felt affection and pride when talking about them.

After his death in 2022, the twins released a statement calling him “the most loving, compassionate and generous man,” which pushed back against darker online narratives about their relationship.

Online Discourse And Forum Talk

Much of the “what did he say” discourse now lives on:

  • Reddit threads debating whether the old jokes meant anything real, with many users pointing out there is no concrete evidence of wrongdoing and that the rumors lean heavily on out‑of‑context shock comedy.
  • Commentary and “exposé” videos that mix authentic quotes, roast segments, and speculation about Hollywood child‑star culture, which keeps the topic trending even years after Full House ended.

So in simple terms: Bob Saget made very dark, sexual jokes that referenced his Full House character and a “Michelle” doll, which later got tied to the Olsen twins in online rumor culture, but whenever he spoke seriously about Mary‑Kate and Ashley, he spoke with affection, support, and stated he had no hard feelings toward them.

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