When talking about dating again in an interview with 'CBS Mornings', 'The Talk' host, who is a mom to two-year-old Elvis, says that she wants her son to have a 'father figure.'
- May 21, 2022
AceShowbiz - Amanda Kloots has discussed the possibility of her back to the dating game again following the death of Nick Cordero. The host of "The Talk" has revealed that she wants to "love again" two years after the death of her husband.
The 40-year-old TV star was married to Broadway actor but he died from complications from COVID-19 in July 2020 aged just 41. Speaking on "CBS Mornings", she admitted that while there is "no end" to the grief, she "misses" having someone at home.
Amanda said, "I miss having somebody to come home to and I miss laughing with somebody. Every time I retell this story, it's amazing how helpful it is in this grieving journey." She further noted, "I want to love again. I want to have another person in my life."
Amanda, who is mother to two-year-old Elvis with Nick, went on to explain that she wants her son to have a "father figure" but any new love will in no way be a replacement for her late husband. She added, "I want Elvis to have a father figure in his life. You're not taking the place of Nick. It's not ever that. It's just that Nick was a part of my life."
The admission came just days after Amanda opened up about the grieving process, comparing the stages of it to "peeling an onion" but insisted that things have got "better" a year after his passing. She said, "You know how you peel off an onion and it makes you cry? I feel like grief, why it never ends is because we continue going on through life, right? So if you think about it that's your grief, that onion. I've felt like Nick has been like right beside me cheering me on the whole time."
"When your person dies, a lot of people will say, 'Don't worry. In a year you're going to be so much better.' And you are, in a way," Amanda shared. "But it I wish somebody would say, 'Don't worry. Grief never ends, and it's okay. It will always make you cry, because that person will always hold a special place in your heart. It's not going to go anywhere. You just learn how to grow around that grief.' "
