Actor and television personality Suzanne Somers has expressed her shock and sadness at the death of her former co-star, Bob Saget. Somers, known for her roles in "Three's Company" and "Step By Step," learned of Saget's passing while appearing on live television.

She described her initial disbelief, as Saget was "just so young," but acknowledged that nobody knows when their time will come. Somers praised Saget's unique comedic talent, noting that he had two sides to his personality: the beloved TV dad and the irreverent comedian. She recalled their time working together on the Warner Bros. lot during the 1990s and praised Saget's humility and kindness.

While she admired his performances on television, it was his raunchy stage comedy that truly showcased his talent. Somers lamented the lack of comedians like Saget in today's world, who fearlessly crossed boundaries in their humor. She expressed regret for not having seen him in recent years and reflected on missed opportunities to reconnect. Saget, known for his roles in "Full House" and "America's Funniest Home Videos," passed away at the age of 65 while on a stand-up tour in Florida.

Authorities found no signs of foul play or drug use. Saget's death came just days after he expressed his excitement and love for performing stand-up comedy. The actor leaves behind a legacy of beloved characters and a reputation for his unique blend of wholesome television personas and bawdy stage humor.