Kelly Rizzo shows incredible strength in the face of grief

Kelly Rizzo announced her new relationship to the world during a 2024 Grammy Awards viewing party. She has now made her relationship with actor Breckin Meyer official on Instagram.

On Tuesday, the widow of comedian Bob Saget wished her partner a happy birthday on social media, which was their first joint message in the public domain. “Grateful for your birthday! Rizzo, 44, wrote on social media, “To the man who is kind, sweet, silly, thoughtful, completely hilarious, handsome, understanding, charming, forever curious, compassionate, witty, warm & wonderful.” “Today should be spent celebrating you forever!🎂❤️🎉,” she continued.

Actress Jana Kramer replied, “I love this so much,” and actress Caitlin Crosby wrote, “Oh it’s instagram offish!!! 🥰🥰🥰.”

Regarding her new partnership, Rizzo told E! that it took her “a while” to “get to the point where” she felt at ease dating once more. She remarked, “It means so much to me that he always asks questions about him and keeps him in the conversation.”

Even though Rizzo didn’t require Bob’s daughters’ approval, it was important to her to have their blessing because it fit her perception of what was right in that circumstance.

The journalist remarked, “It would be wonderful to think that Bob would want me to be happy too, but to hear it from them is just a totally different level.” Simply hearing, “Hey, we trust you,” meant the world to me. We cherish you. We want you to be happy and we believe you’ll do what’s right.

Saget and Rizzo were wed for four years before he passed away in 2022.

About Rizzo’s new partner, Breckin Meyer, he is most recognized for the cult favorite Clueless from the 1990s.In addition, Meyer has produced and written; she was the brains behind Men At Work.

Deborah Kaplan, a filmmaker, and Meyer were previously wed from 2001 to 2014. The couple has two daughters together.

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Elephant Gives Birth to Something Very Rare, Staff Sees The Baby & Immediately Screams!

Twin elephants’ birth in Amboseli National Park sparks conservation enthusiasm. Peru, a nearly forty-year-old elephant, had been striving to conceive to aid the local elephant population’s survival. Kenneth Ole Nashu, a seasoned conservationist, closely monitored her progress, recognizing the urgency for another calf to boost the herd’s chances.

Peru’s pregnancy faced challenges, as veterinary tests were limited, and her age raised concerns. When Peru showed distress, Nashu called for help due to the herd’s protective behavior.

Despite round-the-clock efforts, Peru’s illness remained a mystery until she unexpectedly gave birth to twins. While joyous, one calf had a serious wound, demanding immediate attention from the veterinary team, who tirelessly tended to it, ensuring its full recovery.

The birth of these rare twins fosters hope for the local elephant population and highlights Amboseli’s conservation efforts. Nashu and his protégé, Aziz, remain dedicated to their mission, ensuring the calves’ well-being and the protection of these magnificent creatures.

The twins’ story showcases the dedication and collaboration of those striving to safeguard endangered animals and their habitats, underscoring the importance of conservation efforts.