Bob Saget's Death: Actor NEVER Left After Tragic Passing, Says Kelly Rizzo
Bob Saget's death still lingers two months later.
After learning most of the details about Saget's death - including his last moments and the cause of his passing - his wife Kelly Rizzo remembered him again in a new heartfelt post.
On Wednesday, Rizzo shared a photo on Instagram where they posed arm-in-arm as she looked up at her late husband. According to the 42-year-old TV personality, the past two months have been heartbreaking as her time without her husband means nothing and everything at the same time.
Per Rizzo, she still cannot imagine how two months passed without the "Full House" actor by her side.
"How can it be 2 months without you?? But also it feels like yesterday you were here - and it still also feels like you never left?" she captioned the post.
Before his death, Bob Saget made his relationship with Rizzo official by tying the knot with her in a private ceremony. The couple exchanged their vows in October 2018 after nearly three years of dating. Previously, the actor was married to Sherri Kramer for 15 years and welcomed three daughters with her - Aubrey, Lara, and Jennifer.
What Caused Bob Saget's Death?
Rizzo's mourning came months after Saget was found unresponsive inside his hotel room at the Ritz-Carlton Orlando. His family got worried after the members failed to reach him as the actor was supposed to board a flight returning to Los Angeles but remained unresponsive to text messages and calls.
This prompted his wife to call the hotel and ask the security team to check on him as he also missed his supposed checkout time.
The Orange and Osceola Counties chief medical examiner Joshua Stephany confirmed to Yahoo! that they completed the autopsy following Saget's tragic death. At that time, they ruled out foul play and drug overdose as the potential cause of death.
Meanwhile, his family has since released a statement confirming that the late actor suffered a head trauma that caused his death.
"A fracture in the back of the skull could lead to fractures in other parts of the skull. That kind of force could also lead to bleeding inside the brain. Because the skull is an enclosed structure, there is nowhere for the blood to go except to press on the brain. That kind of pressure is what leads to unconsciousness and eventually to death," emergency physician Dr. Leana Wen said.
