Bob Saget‘s eldest daughter Aubrey has made an incredibly rare public appearance with her stepmom Kelly Rizzo as they attended the premiere of the Netflix documentary Who Is Martin Mull?
The film marks the final, posthumous co-directorial project for Bob, who died in 2022 at the age of 65, and their attendance shows how close Bob’s daughters have remained with Kelly, 47, in the years since his passing.
Kelly and Aubrey at the premiere of the Netflix documentary Who Is Martin Mull?
Aubrey wore a blue chambray oversized shirt with black pants and strappy heeled sandals for the event, and was pictured wrapping her arms around Kelly.
Kelly paired white chino shorts with a black blazer and knee-high boots.
Aubrey was pictured wrapping her arms around Kelly
Aubrey, an artist who focuses on oil paintings, has two other sisters, both of whom Bob confirmed in 2016 were also artists; middle daughter Lara works with natural objects, alongside paints and glasses, while little is known about youngest daughter Jennifer.
Bob welcomed his girls with first wife Sherri Kramer, and in 2016, he told People: “[My daughters] are the best people I know. They are the light of my life.
“I am a fortunate man in that all three of my daughters are exceptional. Very high beings, very smart people, very wonderful and very brilliant, very beautiful. They’re all artists.”
The pair have remained close in the year since Bob’s passing
He and Kelly, a food and travel blogger, met in 2015 through mutual friends; Kelly has been good friends with John Stamos‘ now-wife Caitlin McHugh for years.
Bob had divorced Sherri in 1997 and admitted he didn’t think he would find love again, telling Closer Weekly: “I was kind of in that ‘just work, make people happy and take care of your kids until they’re 90’ mindset.”
“My daughters love her!’ he added of Kelly. “She’s a remarkable person, and she’s really talented.”
Ten months after Bob passed away, Aubrey walked down the aisle with her long-term partner, Andy Kabel, in Tulum, Mexico, and Bob’s widow Kelly was among the guests.
Bob, one of America’s most beloved stars, died on 9 January 2022.
He hosted America’s Funniest Home Videos for eight years, but found fame in Full House as Danny Tanner, working alongside John Stamos in the 90s comedy.
He also starred in the sequel Fuller House and was the narrator in How I Met Your Mother, as well as touring as a stand-up comedian.
The star’s body was discovered in his hotel room, and an autopsy concluded that he had passed away from blunt force trauma from an accidental blow to the back of the head, which was likely caused by a fall.