Chloe Ferry, the star of Geordie Shore, has claimed she has “breakdowns” and can’t stop crying as she tries to get out of bed. She was earlier this week diagnosed with a tragic loss.
Chloe Ferry has sadly admitted how much she is struggling after her dog Ivy died earlier this week. The Geordie Shore star shared that she has “cried for two days”.
Taking to Instagram, Chloe opened up about her grief. She started with a selfie as she woke up late and wrote over the top that she had to “try my hardest to get up and get my house sorted”.
She then recorded a teary video in which she explained that grief “comes in waves.” I have been crying figuratively for the past two days. Losing a pet is difficult because it feels like it’s human, and the pain manifests unexpectedly.
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“I’ve just tried to get on with my jobs, and my house has been a mess, so I’ve tried to clean it.” “One day you’re alright the next you’re not okay. You sit and overthink everything and wonder if I could have done more, but it actually made us feel a little better.
Chloe explained that her other dog, Narla, was also struggling because she could tell something was wrong in both the first selfie and the video.
She also mentioned that Narla, her dog, needed “Ivy,” and that she needed it because she was a dog. The actress later admitted to “smelling Ivy’s blanket” and that she was experiencing “bite fragments” of breakdowns.
Chloe shared on Instagram that it was the “worst night of my life” when Ivy passed away a few days ago. She begged followers for advice on how to help her dog after being rushed to the emergency vet.
But she was forced to restart the app just hours later to inform her fans that Ivy had passed away. I can’t express how heartbroken I am about losing my daughter so unplannedly, wrote Chloe.
“It was the worst night of my life last night, and the result was the worst.” My first dog, Ivy, who has witnessed my worst times and has always been there for me when I needed her, lost.
She was the most compassionate, loving dog, and I’m devastated that I had to take her away so suddenly and unexpectedly. You will never be forgotten, my girl.
In recent years, Chloe has posted a lot of information about her pets, including hilarious details like how Ivy robbed her sexy toy and how challenging it was to bathe them.
She has since stated that she needs to “reverse my normal routine” and believes that this will ease the pain. She simply needs to return to my daily routine, she wrote. Routine is important for me, and for the past few weeks, I haven’t had one, if you don’t know by now.
She also stated that she was considering getting a new dog because it might be better for Narla, but that she felt “awful even thinking about it””. I can’t help but feel awful even though it’s still in its early stages, but I can’t stand seeing Narla like this.
