Full House’s Jodie Sweetin Quotes Stephanie Tanner in Emotional Tribute to Bob Saget

John Mayer made sure Bob Saget made it home after his death. ET has learned the 44-year-old musician arranged and paid for a private plane to transport the comedian's body home to California after his death in Orlando, Florida, on Jan. 9.

Bob Saget was “very happy and was just thrilled to be back out on the road” in the days leading up to his unexpected death at 65 on Jan. 9, his widow Kelly Rizzo said in a tearful Today show interview this morning.

Saying goodbye. Bob Saget’s last words to his wife were just revealed in a series of text messages received right before his tragic death at the age of 65.

The final episode of Bob Saget’s podcast dropped earlier this week more than a week after the comedian died unexpectedly at age 65.  The actor was found dead in a hotel room in Orlando, Fla. after a lengthy comedy show, sending shockwaves throughout the country as fans and loved ones mourned the loss.

Bob Saget’s wife Kelly Rizzo is ready to share the many things that made her husband so “wonderful.”

John Mayer efforted and paid for a private jet to transport his close friend Bob Saget's body from Florida to California after his unexpected death. His act of generosity for Saget, who was found dead in his hotel room in Orlando, Florida on January 9, was not his first – and likely not his last.

During her first interview since the death of her husband, Bob Saget, Kelly Rizzo got visibly emotional as she remembered the late comedian and their final moments together.

her husband, Bob Saget. The comedian died on Jan. 9 in Orlando, Florida.

Bob Saget died a happy man, according to his widow.

her husband, Bob Saget. The comedian died on Jan. 9 in Orlando, Florida.

The Today Show’s full interview with Bob Saget’s widow, Kelly Rizzo, aired during the 7:00 hour of the morning show on Jan. 20. Kelly broke down in tears as she opened up about Bob’s legacy and their life together. After saying that he was the “best man” she knew, Kelly revealed how special her last conversation with her last husband was. “I was just very grateful that it was all, ‘I love you so much,'” she explained. “I think I said, ‘I love you dearly,’ and he said, ‘I love you endlessly,’ and I said, ‘I can’t wait to see you tomorrow.’ It was just all love.”

Kelly Rizzo is remembering her late husband, comedian and actor Bob Saget, in the sweetest way in the first interview since his death on Jan. 9. Speaking with Hoda Kotb on the Today show, which will air in full on Thursday, Jan. 20, Kelly recalled some of the best moments she shared with her “kind and loving” late husband.

Kelly Rizzo was overcome by emotion while speaking about her late husband Bob Saget in her first televised interview since his shocking death on January 9.On Wednesday, Today posted an excerpt of Rizzo's conversation with Hoda Kotb, which will be broadcast on Thursday morning.The 42-year-old journalist was overcome by emotion as she described her late husband as 'the best man I've ever known.' Overcome with emotion: Kelly Rizzo, 42, paid tribute to her late husband Bob Saget in an emotional excerpt from her Today interview that was released a day early on WednesdayKotb opened up the clip by inquiring what Saget was like off the stage when he was around friends and family.According to Rizzo, his warm public persona wasn't an act at all, and he was 'still the same' no matter whom he was with. 'He was there to just enjoy life, and he just wanted to make people feel good,' she said.

Kelly Rizzo is sitting down with Today‘s Hoda Kotb for her first interview since husband Bob Saget‘s funeral.

Bob Saget's wife Kelly Rizzo opened up about what the comedian was like in private during her first interview since his death.  "Who was the Bob Saget like at dinner when there was no audience? When there was no one around, no one to make laugh, what was that guy like?" Hoda Kotb asked Rizzo in an interview set to air on the "Today" show Thursday. "It was still the same. He was there to just enjoy life.

Bob Saget in her first TV interview since his untimely death.The  blogger opened up to Hoda Kotb on the show and remembered the late comedian and actor as a man whose generosity, kindness and humor extended to everyone — from those closest and dearest to him to complete strangers.In a preview clip of the interview set to air Thursday morning on NBC, Rizzo recalled exactly who Saget was at the dinner table when there wasn't an audience.«It was still the same,» Rizzo said. «He was there to just enjoy life. And he just wanted to make people feel good.

Full House creator Jeff Franklin has put his massive Beverly Hills mansion on the market for a whopping $85 million.The 66-year-old filmmaker and screenwriter's plans for a big move were shared by real estate sources with TMZon Wednesday.The property has a gruesome history, as the mansion was built on the site where Sharon Tate and four friends were brutally murdered by followers of Charles Manson in 1969. Ready for a change: Full House creator Jeff Franklin, 66, has put his 21,000-square-foot mansion in Beverly Hills on the market for $85 million, TMZ reported on WednesdayFranklin also opened up his home recently for a reception for family members of the late comedian Bob Saget, who died on January 9 at 65 while in Orlando, Florida, in the midst of a standup tour.Saget starred as patriarch Danny Tanner on Franklin's series Full House and its Netflix continuation Fuller House, and he was also a respected standup comedian known for his edgy routines.The new owners of the mansion — which is located near Benedict Canyon — could easily get lost amid its 21,000 square feet, and the home boasts nine bedrooms and 18 bathrooms.

Kelly Rizzo is mourning the loss of husband Bob Saget, who died at age 65 on Jan. 9, and she’s sharing her grief with Hoda Kotb on “Today”.

The final episode of the late, beloved actor’s podcast, “Bob Saget’s Here For You,” was posthumously released on Monday, just over a week since the “Full House” star was found dead at age 65 in a Florida hotel room.  In the last installment, Saget spoke with musician, fashion designer and fellow comedian Margaret Cho about everything from their long friendship to their eternal love of comedy.“I didn’t know I was going to love stand-up as much as I love it,” said Saget in the 1-hour, 14-minute segment, adding that he had recently become more enamored with the craft than ever before.

Bob Saget talked about rediscovering his love for stand-up comedy during the final episode of hisBob Saget's Here For You podcast, which was released on Monday.During the sit-down, the late comedian spoke about various topics with Margaret Cho, and made a point of expressing that he was enjoying performing live more and more.The performer was found dead at the age of 65 in a hotel room in Orlando, Florida 10 days ago. Passionate performer:Bob Saget opened up about rediscovering his love for stand-up comedy during the final episode of his Bob Saget's Here For You podcast, which was released on Monday During the podcast, Saget remarked that he had rediscovered why he enjoyed performing live in the recent months.

A fond remembrance. In a touching tribute days after attending Bob Saget‘s funeral, John Stamos said the late comedian “died bright and fierce.”