Candace Cameron Bure knew her TV Dad's jokes were blue but didn't care

September 15, 2012. Actress Candace Cameron Bure arrives at the 2012 Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards in Los Angeles. (Reuters)

Bob Saget’s memoir, “Dirty Daddy” comes out shortly and in it the potty mouthed comic admits that he and co-stars John Stamos and Dave Coulier’s antics on the set of "Full House" were often not of the G-rated variety, something which is not news to his eldest TV daughter, Candace Cameron Bure.

“I always knew what they were laughing about, 99% of the time I knew,” she laughingly revealed to Rob Shuter of naughtybutnicerob.com. “I just kept my mouth shut. We had so much fun on the set together that even though the jokes that were told were inappropriate to be told around kids, it was such a fun vibe and none of us kids wanted to kill the vibe. We were smart enough to think, ‘I’m not going to say anything. I’m just going to play dumb.”

Although he may riff on X-rated material, Saget only has nice things to say about his “Full House” daughters praising Cameron’s acting abilities.

“One of the things that struck me from the moment I shot the pilot of the show was what a great actress Candace was,” he writes. “Even though she was only nine years old, she and I were often protagonists who at the end of the day - at the end of the episode - had to hold the house together. And today she has three amazing children herself, which proves it was inherently part of her character as a young woman to nurture people.”

When Cameron who has not yet read the book was informed of her co-star’s kind words she was pleased.

“That’s so great to hear,” she enthused to Shuter. “Bob is one of my favorite people in the world and I’m very close to Bob. I always have been. He told me that I’d be very happy about what he wrote and he told me, ‘You can read my book, it’s not too dirty.’

Cameron Bure can currently be seen wowing the judges on “Dancing with the Stars.”