Dave Coulier Plays Emotional Voicemail Bob Saget Left Before His Death – Hollywood Life

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Dave Coulier will always remember the kindness Bob Saget confirmed him all through their friendship. During the March 29 episode of the Full House Rewind podcast, Dave, 64, praised his longtime co-star for his actions away from any digicam.

“The biggest hugger I knew was Bob Saget,” the actor shared. “If you were going through a tough time, Bob was there for you.”

When Dave’s brother, Danny, died of suicide in 2021, Bob was the primary one who referred to as and left a voicemail.

“It was an audio hug,” Dave defined of the decision. “I love Bob and he loved me too.”

To shut the present, the Real Ghostbusters star performed the voicemail message that Bob left in hopes of inspiring listeners to be extra compassionate to these they care about.

“I know it’s not a time to call, but I’m right here 24/7 right now, right here,” Bob mentioned within the clip. “I love you Dave, and I’m so sorry, Dave. I loved him. I’m so sorry. So I’m here. I’m here 24/7, just call me any time. Doesn’t have to be now, it can be a week, whenever. I can just talk to you and listen. I love you so much.”

The touching reminiscence comes greater than two years after Bob tragically died in a Florida resort room resulting from head trauma. He was 65.

In an announcement, Bob’s household revealed that the actor “accidentally hit the back of his head on something, thought nothing of it and went to sleep.” They added that no medication or alcohol had been concerned.

“As we continue to mourn together, we ask everyone to remember the love and laughter that Bob brought to this world,” the assertion continued, “and the lessons he taught us all: to be kind to everyone, to let the people you love know you love them, and to face difficult times with hugs and laughter.”

Since Bob’s dying, a lot of the Full House solid has stayed shut together with his widow, Kelly Rizzo. While showing on the Full House Rewind podcast, she shared how Bob’s three daughters — who he raised with ex-wife Sherri Kramer — have helped in her therapeutic journey.

“It’s so special and it’s the thing in life at this moment that I’m most grateful for to have them,” Kelly, 44, mentioned. “As horrific and hard and sad and devastating as losing Bob was, having them as a part of him makes things tolerable.”