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Chrissy Teigen's Instafamous Puddy Has Passed Away & We're All Crying

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It's with a heavy heart that we report Chrissy Teigen's beloved bulldog, Puddy, has died. Teigen made the tear-jerking announcement via a beautiful Instagram tribute on Wednesday morning.
"Today our baby, Puddy, has gone on to the pup heavens," she wrote. "John and I got Puddy in our first year of dating, when I convinced him half-birthday presents were a real thing. 10 years ago, on May 30th, I found the dog that would be there for us through every up, down, new house, new city, new tour, new travel. He welcomed new pup and loved on new babies and new bellies."
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Teigen added that Puddy, whom she named after Seinfeld's David Puddy, was more than just a pet. He was her "taste tester," her pal, a husband, and most importantly, a member of her family.
"I always knew I would lose a piece of me when he left us. I feel the hole now," she concluded. "I will love you forever, my boy. My heart aches. Thank you so much for everything, everything."
The devastating news comes just four months after Teigen reported Puddy had been hospitalised over a health scare. At the time, she said on Instagram that he had developed a tumour on his heart.
Let's all please take a moment of silence to reflect on Puddy's decade of life (and to dry our eyes).
In a way, it feels like we've all lost a friend. Puddy was a good boy who brightened photo shoots, showed Luna the ropes, and loved playing dress up. If you were having a bad day and needed a reason to smile, he was always there waiting for you patiently on Teigen's Instagram account. Many fans have been pouring out their love and condolences on Twitter, including Josh Groban who wrote, "What a life you gave him."
Some shared their favourite memories, like the time Teigen and Puddy found the nice airport employee who once picked up the pup's poop.
Rest in peace, Puddy. We'll miss you.
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