On Monday, the “WTF With Marc Maron” podcast host, 56, tweeted a selfie of him and Shelton hiking amid some rainfall and wrote, “I miss her.”

Shelton, who helmed “My Sister’s Sister,” died earlier this month after collapsing at the end of a week-long illness unrelated to the coronavirus.

“I loved her very much as I know many of you did as well. It’s devastating,” Maron said in a previously released statement. “I am leveled, heartbroken and in complete shock and don’t really know how to move forward in this moment.

“I needed you all to know. I don’t know some of you. Some I do. I’m just trying to let the people who were important to her know.”

Maron praised her for her work, which also included directing several episodes of “Glow,” in which he starred.

“She was a beautiful, kind, loving, charismatic artist,” Maron said. “Her spirit was pure joy. She made me happy. I made her happy. We were happy. I made her laugh all the time. We laughed a lot. We were starting a life together.

“I really can’t believe what is happening. This is a horrendous, sad loss.”