Bob Saget’s Widow Asks Elon Musk to Make a Change to Her Husband’s Twitter Account

📺Bob Saget’s widow Kelly Rizzo called on 🐦Twitter CEO 👤Elon Musk to make a change to her husband’s account on the anniversary of his death.

On Monday Rizzo tweeted, “Hi — today on the 1 year anniversary of Bob’s () passing, I saw he’s no longer verified? My husband truly loved 🐦Twitter. Out of respect for his legacy, can something be done? Thank you kindly (friends, please help).”

She added, “And the only reason I’m addressing this at all is because I know Bob would be very bummed about this. He’d say ‘hey, if someone goes to see my page and all the jokes I’ve tweeted over the years, how will they know it’s for sure me!?'”

🐦Twitter users shared Rizzo’s request and expressed their support for the verification.

One user suggested, “Should be the Legacy Blue, which would reflect the time of his career and social media presence. Even then and Now! Not sure why his Blue Check would be yanked to begin with…”

Another wrote, “📺Bob Saget should be forever blue.”

https://🐦Twitter.com/Kneon/status/1612692669452394502

Writer Chris Smith tweeted, “Help bring back Bob’s check mark by RTing this and tagging . Kelly is a friend of mine who comes from a well-known real estate family in Chicago.”

In addition to asking Musk to make the change to the account, Rizzo posted a tribute to her husband on Instagram.

“One Year. Our hearts are so heavy,” she wrote.

The post continues, “How could I not have talked to or seen my loving husband in a whole year? The surreal-ness never subsides. I’ve accepted the reality long ago but it still seems unreal when I see photos or videos of him so full of life.”

Rizzo shared there is “one thing I carry with me every single day that makes this survivable. I AM THE LUCKIEST. I am the luckiest that I got to be his wife. I am the luckiest that I got to live with his warmth, and laughter, and brilliance, and love. I am the luckiest that I get to have his girls by my side. I am the luckiest that I got to watch him first hand help people, make them happy, and make the world a better place.”

She explained, “Some people can live 1,000 lifetimes and never live a life as fully as he did. And to that I have to say, Well Done. You really won life, honey. And that is why I will be forever grateful for him and all the endless love he gave me, until my last day.”

Saget was found dead last year in his hotel room and reportedly died from head trauma, according to a statement released by his family.

He was 65 years old.