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Jennie Garth shared on Instagram that her dog Pearl has died
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She said that her beloved pet “changed our lives”
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“My Pearly girl will be with me forever in the softest place in my heart,” the actress wrote
Jennie Garth is mourning her beloved dog.
On Sunday, May 18, the 90210 alum, 53, shared on Instagram that her dog Pearl has died.
“It’s been a couple of months, I haven’t wanted to talk about it,” Garth captioned a photo of her petting Pearl during a trip to the beach.
She continued to share that Pearl “changed our lives.”
“My Pearly girl will be with me forever in the softest place in my heart, where I cherish all the people who have left but whom I still feel everyday. Thank you life for allowing me to feel love so deeply,” the podcaster wrote, adding emojis of angel wings and a light blue heart.
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Her former costar Ian Ziering shared his condolences in the comments section, writing, “So sorry Jennie.”
Garth has long shared her love for animals. The actress posted two throwback photos of her as a child with a dog in April. “Throwback Thursday,” she wrote in the caption. “You can tell that I’ve always been a dog person ☺️🤍🐶. But honestly I love kitties too.”
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Jennie Garth and her dogs.
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In February 2024, the reality star shared a video that showed her and Pearl cuddled together. “Doggie appreciation post,” she captioned the post. “I love her so much I can’t even explain it.”
Garth is a dog mom to many. The actress shared a carousel of images of her with several pups in 2022. Posing in photos with the different dogs, she wrote, “More dogs in my photo albums than people 🤷🏼♀️ #nationaldogday.”
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Jennie Garth and her dogs.
Garth sheltered with her ex-husband Peter Facinelli during the Los Angeles fires in January, and thanked him for taking in her loved ones and dogs.
“I just have a deep sadness today,” the actress said in an Instagram video. She added that she and her family were “safe” and feeling “blessed and fortunate” that “our home made it through the night.”
“We’re all so, so lucky that more people weren’t hurt or trapped in the fires,” Garth continued.
After noting her plans to head back home, she thanked Facinelli, whom she was married to from 2001 to 2012, for letting her and her family stay at his house.
“Me and all the girls and the dogs and Dave,” she said, in reference to the three daughters she shares with Facinelli – Luca, Lola, and Fiona – and her husband Dave Abrams.
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