Loose Women star Penny Lancaster has shared a heartbreaking tribute to her late Cavapoo, Bubbles, just days after introducing her fans to three new family members
Penny Lancaster has shared a poignant tribute to a “beloved” family member in an emotional social media post.
On Sunday (November 16), the mum-of-two posted to her Instagram Story, sharing an image of her Labradoodle, Lily, resting quietly next to a memorial cross bearing a brass plaque.
The devoted mum, 54, placed a small bunch of flowers at the burial spot in their luxurious garden where they laid to rest their late Cavapoo, Bubbles, who passed away in March following a fight with cancer.
The two pets shared a deep bond when Bubbles was alive, with Lily providing comfort during his illness and remaining beside him in his final moments. She wrote alongside the post: “Remembering our beloved Bubbles on our walk today.”
The heartbreaking post arrives just days after the Loose Women panellist revealed the presence of three new family additions, who have actually been residing with them for years.
On Friday (November 14), the mum-of-two used Instagram to present her 230,000-strong following to her three Pygmy goats. She began the footage by gathering a bunch of branches from the trees in her garden, accompanied by her three dogs, reports the Express.
The footage then showed her approaching a tree stump, where the brown and white Pygmy goats waited proudly for their snacks. Penny, who has been wed to her rock ‘n’ roll husband Rod Stewart since 2007, appeared absolutely delighted.
She gave her followers a tour of their plush new home, adorned with fairy lights and wooden structures. In a lengthy post, Penny revealed the playful names of their new additions.
The copper shared: “Making the most of the sunshine today, I reached out to nature to feed my soul as well as our Pygmy goats, Hazel, Robert, and Biscuit.
“They joined us during the second phase of lockdown when I was able to spend a lot more time with them.
They have wonderful sleeping accommodations and climbing structures to keep them comfortable and entertained.
“Other than their general goat feed, they love extra treats of the non-evergreen foliage around our garden [three goat emojis],” she concluded.
Source: Mirror
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