After watching Rizzo's video, Saget’s "Full House” co-star Candace Cameron Bure wept on her Instagram Stories.

Kelly Rizzo will honor her husband Bob Saget on the one month anniversary of his death.

The "Eat Travel Rock” blogger shared a touching tribute on Instagram Wednesday to Saget who died at 65 in January. Rizzo, 42 years old, shared a video featuring sweet clips of Saget and herself "sharing and exploring" food and drinking cocktails. Rizzo called it their "happy spot."

Rizzo started the caption by saying, "One month without that incredible man." Bob truly lived his life to the fullest. "Bob lived a life full of hardships throughout his lifetime. He would always remind me that while life was hard, it is worth every moment.

She continued, "And one of our best ways to do that together was sharing amazing food from all over the globe." We were always in our happy place when we were together at restaurants, hotel lobby bars, or our own kitchens, where I would try new dishes on him. He never hesitated to order and would tell you to get all the items on the menu because he wanted you to enjoy them all to the fullest.

Rizzo stated that he was so happy to have experienced such simple pleasures in his life. This will be a great loss.

She also shared the video via her Instagram Stories, writing "1 Month." Bob enjoyed life. This is us doing what we love best.

Amanda Kloots, co-host of "The Talk", whose husband Nick Cordero was killed by Covid-19 complications in July 2020, commented on Rizzo’s post. She wrote, "Videos with amazing memories mean the whole world to me." Kloots and Rizzo recently shared that they met and rely on each other following the tragic deaths of their significant others.

Saget's "Full House", co-star Candace Cameron Bure also posted a message in the comment section of Rizzo’s post. She wrote, "Today is hard." "I love you"

Bure shared Rizzo's Instagram story and also uploaded a series on Instagram Stories in which she cried about Saget's death one month ago.

Bure's eyes filled with tears, Bure said, "Hi, I am having a moment in grief." "Kelly, just saw your video. Last night, I had terrible dreams and Full House was in them. Bad dreams could be explained as missing people in fear of losing them. I woke up this morning to realize that it had been one month.

She added, "Just wanted it to be shared I guess," and she was crying. "It just helps when people share."

Hotel security found Saget around 4:45 p.m. After a standup show in Jacksonville, Saget was found by hotel security at 4 p.m. ET at the Ritz Carlton hotel in Orlando, Florida, on January 9. At the scene, he was declared dead.

According to TMZ, Saget suffered a brain bleed from an "accidentally" hitting his head on Wednesday.

Saget's family issued a statement saying that they have received the final results of the investigation and that it was right that fans hear them directly. According to the authorities, Bob died from head trauma. The authorities have determined that Bob died from head trauma after he hit his head on something. He didn't think much about it and went back to sleep. There was no alcohol or drugs involved.

"As we mourn together, we ask everybody to remember Bob's love and laughter, and the lessons that he taught us all: To be kind to everyone, let people you love know how much you care, and to embrace difficult times with laughter and hugs."

Saget was laid into rest at Mt. Sinai Memorial Park Cemetery, Los Angeles. Numerous stars attended, including Kathy Griffin, John Mayer, and other Full House cast members.

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Title: Kelly Rizzo Honors Bob Saget One Month After His Death with Touching Tribute
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Published Date: Thu, 10 Feb 2022 16:52:29 +0000

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