Hollywood funnyman Robin Williams' son Zachary Pym "Zak" Williams has opened up about the lingering grief that his family has endured four months after his father's death.
Zak, 31, said that he misses him all the time, reported People magazine.
"Often I see something or if I'm watching a film, I think, 'Oh, man, he would have appreciated this' or 'He would have gotten a laugh out of this'," he said.
Talking about himself and his siblings Zelda and Cody, Zak said, "There's not a day that goes by that we don't think about our dad."
The eldest son of Robin Williams and Valerie Velardi has been volunteering at a local prison to honour the late actor's spirit of giving back.
"It's through helping others that I've begun to heal," Zak said.
Robin passed away on August 11 after hanging himself with a belt. His wife said that he was battling early stage of Parkinson's disease before committing suicide.
