A lot of comedians tell stories about family members in their act. Joan Rivers always joked about her husband, Edgar. John Mulaney called out his cold-blooded father for not buying French fries for his children at McDonald’s. And Bernie Mac’s jokes about being a dad and taking care of his sister’s kids turned into the basis of his popular sitcom. But family members don’t always appreciate having their lives turned into punchlines.

Mac’s daughter, Je'Niece McCullough, talked to Tiffany Haddish about being stand-up fodder in the Vice docuseries Black Comedy in America. In a clip shared by People, McCullough explained that her feelings about being part of the comedy act changed as she was growing up. “When I was younger, I enjoyed it,” said McCullough, now 46. “It was like, ‘Oh, look, my daddy’s onstage, yay! Go daddy!’”

But what about the bit about her fight with a boyfriend?...