The short answer is no. And the long answer is where the money is.
You cannot collect a survivor benefit and your own retirement benefit at the same time. Social Security pays you one benefit, the larger one. It has never stacked them and it never will.
So far, disappointing.
Here is the part that changes everything.
You can collect one now and the other later.
Survivor benefits are the last remaining corner of Social Security where you get to choose which benefit to take first and switch afterward. Every other switching strategy was closed by Congress in 2015. This one survived, quietly, and it is still fully legal today.
Used correctly it is worth tens of thousands of dollars over a retirement. Used carelessly, or not at all, you leave that money on the table and nobody at SSA is obligated to stop you.
Let's go through exactly how it works.