On what would have been their seventh wedding anniversary, Bob Saget‘s widow, Kelly Rizzo, shared a poignant yet lighthearted tribute, reminding fans of the couple’s playful spirit and the beloved comedian’s enduring connection to ‘Full House.’ Her heartfelt message captured both the joy of their shared memories and the lingering pain of loss, resonating deeply with enthusiasts of Saget’s timeless work.
Two years after the tragic passing of beloved comedian and actor Bob Saget, his widow, Kelly Rizzo, continues to keep his memory alive with touching tributes that resonate deeply with fans and the wider entertainment community. On what would have been their seven-year wedding anniversary on October 28, 2025, Rizzo shared a lighthearted throwback video, offering a glimpse into the joyful and often silly relationship she shared with the ‘Full House’ star, as reported by TMZ.
A ‘Full House’ Flashback: A Humorous Anniversary Remembrance
The throwback video shared by Rizzo showcased the couple’s playful dynamic, centered around Saget‘s iconic role as Danny Tanner on ‘Full House.’ In the clip, Rizzo is seen in San Francisco, playfully searching for the sitcom’s famous Victorian house. She stops a stranger for directions, only to be met by a disguised Bob Saget himself.
Embodying his characteristic humor, Saget jokingly directs her to follow a “trail of Rice-A-Roni” to find the front door. This lighthearted moment perfectly captured the essence of Saget‘s comedic genius, seamlessly blending his personal life with the wholesome humor that endeared him to millions as America’s favorite TV dad. The reference to Rice-A-Roni is a nod to a well-known San Francisco treat, further cementing the sitcom’s connection to the city.
The ‘7 Year Itch’ and Enduring Grief
In her video caption, Kelly Rizzo reminisced about their shared love for making such playful videos. She humorously suggested that Bob would likely be cracking a joke about “The 7 Year Itch” if he were still here to celebrate their seventh anniversary, which marks seven years since their wedding on October 28, 2018, as confirmed by People.
Beyond the humor, Rizzo’s message also carried a profound honesty about her grieving process. She acknowledged that while it incrementally “gets easier each year to look back on old photos and videos,” the pain of loss can still surface unexpectedly. “Sometimes it just punches you in the stomach out of the blue,” she admitted, giving voice to the complex and often unpredictable nature of grief.
Despite the persistent sorrow, Rizzo concluded her tribute with an overwhelming sense of gratitude for the memories they created. She affirmed that their “love and silliness will live on for eternity,” a testament to the powerful bond they shared and the enduring impact Bob Saget had on her life.
A Legacy of Laughter: Saget’s Impact and Co-Star Tributes
The anniversary tribute serves as another reminder of the deep affection and respect that surrounded Bob Saget throughout his life and after his passing. His unexpected death on January 9, 2022, left a void in the hearts of many, particularly his ‘Full House‘ family and close friends.
On the one-year anniversary of his death, his co-stars and friends also shared poignant remembrances. These tributes highlighted not only Saget‘s comedic talent but also his profound kindness and ability to connect with people.
- Dave Coulier, who played Joey Gladstone, recalled how Saget could always bring out his “5th grader” self and how they became “instant brothers.” He urged fans to “hug those you love… and hug them like Bob Saget.”
- Candace Cameron Bure, known as D.J. Tanner, spent hours watching videos of Bob, finding comfort and laughter in his memory, stating, “I miss him so much and I’m grateful he was my friend for so many years.”
- Jodie Sweetin, who portrayed Stephanie Tanner, penned a lengthy letter to Bob, acknowledging how much he is missed and how she often asks herself, “what would Bob do in this moment?”
- Musician John Mayer, a close friend, reflected on how his grief had evolved, transitioning from immediate sorrow to holding onto “solid objects” of memory, saying, “I loved that guy, and I always will.”
These collective remembrances from his closest colleagues and family underscore the universal love for Bob Saget, not just as a performer, but as a genuinely warm and giving individual. Kelly Rizzo‘s anniversary tribute beautifully encapsulates this enduring spirit, reminding fans that while the laughter may have pauses, the love lives on.
