Bob Saget's wife Kelly Rizzo reveals what the comedian was like when he wasn't in the spotlight

One final joke for the road. As John Stamos continues to grieve the loss of Full House costar and friend Bob Saget, he noticed his late friend left one final NSFW joke.

Bob Saget was sure to get a final joke in before his untimely death, per his BFF John Stamos. John, who played Uncle Jesse on the long running sitcom Full House, shared a screenshot of news network CNN announcing Bob’s death at the age of 65 on Jan. 9. The image cheekily showed the actor standing in front of a sign for NBC’s Peacock streaming service. His head covered most of the “pea” part, just leaving the last four letters “cock” visible.

(CNN)Bob Saget's widow posted a tribute to her "sweet husband" following his funeral.Kelly Rizzo honored the "Fuller House" star on her verified Instagram account over the weekend writing "After much reflection this week, I'm trying, really trying, to not think I was robbed of time.""But instead to think: How lucky was I that I got to be the one to be married to THE MOST INCREDIBLE MAN ON EARTH," she wrote. "I was the one who got to go on this crazy ride with him and be in his life these last 6 years."Saget was found dead in his Orlando, Florida hotel room following a stand up comedy performance. A cause of death is still being investigated for the 65-year-old, though officials said there was no evidence of drugs of foul play at the scene.His wife wrote that during their years together "We had that time to make each other the happiest we'd ever been and change each other's lives forever.""I got to be the one to love him and cherish him.

Cynthia Littleton Business Editor“AFV,” the family TV institution that Bob Saget helped launch in 1989, will pay tribute to its original host for the rest of the season with a regular segment showcasing memorable moments from his time on the ABC series.“America’s Funniest Home Videos” honored its original emcee in its Jan. 16 episode, a week after Saget’s death at the age of 65.

John Stamos is sharing the emotional eulogy he delivered at the funeral for his beloved friend and Full House co-star, Bob Saget.The actor and comedian, 65, was found dead in his room at the Ritz-Carlton in Orlando, Florida, on January 9, the afternoon after he performed his stand-up actat the Ponte Vedra Concert Hall, outside of Jacksonville.Saget was laid to rest five days later, on January 14, at Mount Sinai Memorial Park Cemetery, which is in the Hollywood Hills of Los Angeles.One week later, Stamos is now giving fans a look at his memorial tribute to Saget, which included a look back at his loving heart by using a healthy dose of hilarious anecdotes,just the way his 'best friend would have wanted, that was published in theLos Angeles Times. Tribute: John Stamos shared the emotional speech he gave for the late Bob Saget at his funeral service on January 14, fives days after he was found dead in his Florida hotel room; the eulogy was published with the Los Angeles Times on January 21Stamos began the speech by revealing how he isn't ready to accept that Saget is gone, and how he's 'not going to say goodbye yet.''I imagine him out there, still on the road, doing what he loves with all his heart and humor.

John Stamos thinks Bob Saget would be pleasantly surprised by the "love" he's received since his death. The comedian passed away on January 9, at the age of 65, and John - his former co-star on the TV sitcom 'Full House' - has now shared the emotional speech he gave at his funeral service last week. In the speech - which has been published in the Los Angeles Times newspaper - John said: "The worldwide ocean of love for him has been unbelievable.

John Stamos has published his eulogy to Full House costar Bob Saget, noting how “Bob was there for me like no other.”

Zack Sharf John Stamos has published online the full eulogy he gave at the memorial for his “Full House” co-star Bob Saget, who died on Jan. 9 at the age of 65. Shortly after the news of Saget’s passing broke online, Stamos took to social media to share the following message: “I am broken.

John Stamos gave a heartbreaking eulogy at Bob Saget's memorial. On Friday, the 58-year-old "Full House" actor shared the full speech he gave at the Jan. 14 private funeral for the late comedian.  "I imagine him out there, still on the road, doing what he loves with all his heart and humor.

Gilbert Gottfried shared a tribute to his late friends, Bob Saget and Louie Anderson, to his Twitter account on Friday.The 66-year-old comedian posted a photo of himself spending time with the comedians at an event where the Full House star was seen taking a selfie with his fellow comics.The Aladdin voice actor also wrote a short message in his post's caption that read: 'This photo is very sad now. RIP Bob Saget and RIP Louie Anderson.

John Stamos and Bob Saget were as thick as thieves, and this beautiful speech given at the Full House star’s memorial service proves that.

John Stamos is remembering his friend and Full House co-star Bob Saget.

John Stamos has shared the heartbreaking, but hilarious eulogy he gave at his best friend Bob Saget’s memorial with the Los Angeles Times.

In his memory. Several of Bob Saget’s former Full House costars and longtime friends attended his emotional funeral service earlier this month — including John Stamos, who delivered a special eulogy about his late friend.

John Stamos delivered a beautiful eulogy at Bob Saget’s funeral on Friday January 14. The 58-year-old actor offered a heart-wrenching farewell to his friend, which you can read via The Los Angeles Times here, that honored Bob’s powerful friendship, his comedic sensibilities, and the love that so many people felt for him. John’s eulogy was a perfect remembrance of the Full House icon, and definitely didn’t leave a dry eye in the house.

John Stamos will never have another friend like Bob Saget. The 58-year-old actor gave a touching and heartbreaking speech at his co-star, Bob Saget's, memorial service in Los Angeles last Friday, which paid tribute to their decades-long friendship. Stamos' full tribute to Saget was published by , and he talked about how beloved Saget was to both his fans and all of his many friends and loved ones.«I just wish he knew how much the world loved him when he was here,» he said.

Jodie Sweetin is taking the good with the bad on her 40th birthday.

2022 has already been a year of extreme highs and lows for Jodie Sweetin. On Thursday, the “Full House” star reflected on it all as she celebrated her 40th birthday.

2021 we also said goodbye to some incredible stars, including beloved actress Betty White and Girls Aloud singer Sarah Harding.It can be heartbreaking to find out that our idols have passed away. But it's important to remember their finest work and greatest achievements, which can offer some comfort.They leave behind a legacy that will never be forgotten by friends, family and their fans around the world, who will enjoy their contributions for years to come.Here we remember the celebrities who have passed away in 2022.American singer and actor Meat Loaf, real name Michael Lee Aday, died aged 74 on January 20.He rose to fame with his best-selling album trilogy Bat Out of Hell and his stint as Eddie in The Rocky Horror Picture Show.His career began in the 1960s with his first band Meat Loaf Soul, which helped his career grow at a fast pace.They released multiple singles before he joined the Los Angeles production of Hair.In 1973, Meat Loaf was cast as the original LA Roxy cast of The Rocky Horror Show.Meat Loaf went on to release Bat Out of Hell in 1977, which is still in the top 10 best selling albums of all time.German actor and author Hardy Krüger died at the age of 93 on January 19.He was best known for appearing in WWII flick A Bridge Too Far as Generalmajor der Waffen-SS Karl Ludwig.

What a remarkable thing to do.

John Mayer made sure his late pal got home in style.A new report by Showbiz 411 says the singer footed the bill for a private plane to transport Bob Saget's body from Florida to California.The "Full House" actor was found dead in an Orlando hotel room on Jan. 9 following a comedy show in Jacksonville. John's generosity didn't end with the airplane either.