Kelly Rizzo, the wife of late actor Bob Saget, has responded to criticism regarding the timing of her new relationship with actor Breckin Meyer, two years after Saget’s passing. Rizzo addressed critics who suggested that she started dating too soon after her husband’s death, firmly defending her decision and sharing insights into her grieving process.
Kelly Rizzo’s Response to Criticism
In a TikTok video posted on March 10, Rizzo addressed the criticism head-on, emphasizing that unless someone has experienced widowhood, they cannot fully understand the complexities of the grieving process. She spoke candidly about the challenges and conflicting emotions she faced after Saget’s death, including feelings of loneliness and guilt when considering dating again.
Rizzo stressed that the timeline for moving on varies for each individual and that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to grieving and finding love again. She emphasized that judgment has no place in discussions about personal loss and relationships.
Support from Bob Saget’s Family and Friends
Despite the scrutiny, Rizzo shared that she has received support from Bob Saget’s daughters, as well as his friends and family. They have given her their blessing to pursue happiness and find love again, acknowledging that Saget would want her to be happy.
Rizzo expressed gratitude for the understanding and encouragement she has received from those close to Saget, highlighting their love and trust in her to make the right decisions for herself.
Moving Forward with Love and Respect for Bob Saget
As Rizzo embarks on this new chapter of her life with Breckin Meyer, she remains appreciative of her time with Bob Saget and acknowledges his enduring presence in her life. She expressed her love and respect for Saget, emphasizing that he will always hold a special place in her heart.
Rizzo’s response underscores the importance of empathy and understanding when discussing matters of grief and love. Her openness about her experiences serves as a reminder to refrain from judgment and instead offer support and compassion to those navigating loss and new beginnings.
