Jeff Franklin cut from Fuller House following accusations of inappropriate behaviour

Producer and director Jeff Franklin has been cut as the showrunner of Netflix’s Fuller House series following allegations of inappropriate behaviour.
Franklin created family sitcom Full House and its spin-off Fuller House, but he will no longer be associated with the series, according to Variety.
“We are not renewing Jeff Franklin’s production deal and he will no longer be working on Fuller House,” a statement to the website from a Warner Bros. TV spokesman reads.
The TV executives made their decision after allegations of sexual misconduct against Franklin arose. The TV bosses reportedly received multiple complaints that Franklin was verbally abusive to staffers and made inappropriate comments about his personal relationships and sex life.
Former employees also claimed Franklin would bring his girlfriends to the set and cast them in small roles.
The complaints reportedly first began two years ago with an anonymous letter warning Franklin “was a walking lawsuit waiting to happen”.
Franklin has not commented on the allegations made against him.
Netflix bosses are still planning to move forward with season four of Fuller House.
“We hope to go into production in the next few months,” a statement reads.