Bob Saget's widow, Kelly Rizzo, admits that the "Full House" star would think her latest move was "crazy."

Rizzo, who is set to appear in Fox's "Special Forces: World's Toughest Test," told Fox News Digital that Saget would have worried about her joining the intense military show, but ultimately would have been proud. Saget died in January 2022 at the age of 65.

"He would have thought I was crazy. I mean, like, 'What are you doing?' Because there is no way he would ever have done anything like this.

It just would have been way too out of his comfort zone," she shared.

"This was less than a five-star hotel experience," Rizzo continued. "Sleeping on a military green Army cot… he would have been like, 'I can't ever see myself doing this. How on Earth are you doing this?'"

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On "Special Forces," celebrities compete – and try to survive – intense training exercises led by a team of ex-Special Forces operatives.

The series describes itself as the ultimate test for participants, pushing their "physical, mental and emotional resilience and revealing the celebrities' deepest and truest character."

Rizzo shared that Saget would have gotten on board with her decision to join the show in the end though.

"He would have been very worried about me," she said. "He would have not liked that we could not have talked for, like, the entire time that I was there.

And then he would have been very proud of me. In the end, I know he would have been very excited and proud of me and, you know, just give me all the accolades."

Saget and Rizzo first met in 2015 and tied the knot three years later in 2018. Saget shared daughters Aubrey, Lara and Jennifer with first wife Sherri Kramer, whom he divorced in 1997.

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