Kelly Rizzo was spotted sharing a hug with her boyfriend Breckin Meyer during an outing on Friday.
The 44-year-old widow of Bob Saget and the Clueless actor, 49, were seen sitting on a bench outside of a coffee shop in Los Angeles and sharing a sweet moment together.
At one point, the couple were seen facing each other and placing their palms together as they talked.
The actress — who pushed back against critics saying she started dating too soon after Saget’s death — put on a casual display in a monochromatic, pastel green ensemble.
She wore a cropped, long-sleeved top teamed with a pair of high-rise joggers and sneakers.
Kelly Rizzo was spotted with her boyfriend Breckin Meyer during an outing on Friday. The 44-year-old widow of Bob Saget and the Clueless actor, 49, were spotted sitting on a bench outside of a coffee shop in Los Angeles and sharing a sweet moment together
She wore a black leather shoulder bag as she sat cross-legged on the bench.
The social media personality left her blonde hair down in messy beach waves and showcased her barefaced beauty during their outing.
Sitting across from her, Meyer wore a blue flannel button-down with gray jeans and black high-top Converse sneakers.
The couple debuted their romance at a Grammys party earlier this year, and Rizzo faced backlash from social media users for starting a relationship with Meyer ‘too soon’ after Saget’s death.
She was previously married to Bob Saget for four years up until his death in 2022. Rizzo and Saget met in 2015 and tied the knot in 2018.
The comic died in January 2022 at the age of 65 after suffering from blunt head trauma from an unwitnessed fall in his hotel room in Florida.
Over a week earlier, the grieving widow took to her Instagram to push back against people telling her how to live her life.
‘The vast, vast, vast majority of all of the comments and feedback and support and everything I’ve gotten since Bob passed, 99 percent has been positive and lovely and wonderful,’ she said.
The pair were seen sharing a sweet hug as Meyer caressed and consoled her
At one point, the couple were seen facing each other and placing their palms together as they talked
The couple debuted their romance at a Grammys party earlier this year, and Rizzo faced backlash from social media users for starting a relationship with Meyer ‘too soon’ after Saget’s death; seen in February 2024
‘But there are some people who just LOVE to talk when it comes to dating after your spouse passes away.’
‘I’ll start by saying, unless you are a widow or a widower, you truly have absolutely no place and no right to comment on this because you do not know what it’s like.’
The travel host said it took her more than a year after The Full House star passed away to feel comfortable with the idea of dating and she didn’t begin seeing other people until 18 months after her husband’s death, but needed support to make the next step.
‘In my situation, it was Bob’s daughters, Bob’s friends,’ she explained. ‘They were saying, “It’s OK.” So I’m like, “OK, it must be OK.”‘
The pair did not share any children together. Saget had three daughters, Aubrey, Lara and Jennifer, with his former wife, screenwriter Sherri Kramer.
In the same clip, Rizzo later opened up about her relationship with Meyer despite not mentioning him by name.
She was previously married to Bob Saget for four years up until his death in 2022. Rizzo and Saget met in 2015 and tied the knot in 2018
The comic died in January 2022 at the age of 65 after suffering from blunt head trauma from an unwitnessed fall in his hotel room in Florida; seen in September 2018
‘I was concerned about how I could move on and find someone who appreciates what I went through and understands that Bob is always going to be a part of my life,’ she explained.
‘I’m very fortunate that I was able to find someone who holds space for that and appreciates it and gets it and is strong enough and confident enough to know that Bob’s always going to be a part of my life’.
She said that her boyfriend ‘always asks questions about [Saget] and keeps him part of the conversation.
‘That means so much to me, because I knew I was going to have to find somebody who just got it.’
