honored her late husband Nick Cordero in a really particular manner in her upcoming movie.
The TV character co-wrote and stars in vacation romance Fit For Christmas, which airs on CBS on Dec. 4. In the brand new film, Audrey performs a health fanatic who falls for a businessman named Griffin (Paul Greene), unaware of his plans to tear down her beloved group middle. Kloots shared {that a} costume Audrey wears within the movie as soon as belonged to Cordero.
“I was leaving to shoot one day and it was cold that morning so I grabbed his [Nick’s] flannel shirt that I wear a lot when I just want to feel like he’s with me and I put it on,” the actress about the movie.
When the crew had to change a scene and couldn’t find something appropriate for Kloots to wear, she pulled out the flannel shirt — which ended up being ideal for the moment.
“The scene is with my dad within the film and I used to be like, ‘I’m simply going to put on this. It’s like I placed on my dad’s flannel, but it surely’s Nick’s.’ It actually is a gorgeous scene as a result of within the scene, the dad is saying, ‘Sometimes, your life path takes a distinct journey,’” Kloots defined.
Kloots shared her three-year-old son Elvis with Cordero, who died in 2020 of issues from COVID-19. Since Cordero’s loss of life, The Talk co-host has been open about her grief and struggling to maneuver on. In a dialog with Jana Kramer on the podcast Whine Down, Kloots stated she’s had together with her younger son about his father’s loss of life.
“I just say ‘Dada got sick, he went to the hospital and he died and he lives in heaven. And he’s around as always, and he’s always watching you and you can always talk to him,’” Kloots stated of how she explains the place Cordero is.
While showing on iHeartRadio’s podcast, the Entertainment Tonight correspondent stated her son claims to recollect his dad, regardless of being very younger when Cordero died.
“I don’t know if that’s because we watch so many videos together of Nick or because I talk about Nick so much, but he does say that,” she said. “I’m going with it.”
In a 2021 , Kloots spoke about residing with grief.
“I believe we’ve got two selections in life if you undergo one thing traumatic,” she noted. “You can let it take you over — and belief me, there are days that it does, there are days that it did. But your different alternative is to maintain on residing and carry on striving and discovering these silver linings.”
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