Kaley Cuoco opened up about the death of her dog, Norman.
The actress shared a brief post about her loss to her 6.4 million Instagram followers on Saturday. Two black and white photos accompany the entrance with a broken heart.
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“A deep, tearing pain that shattered the entrails that I didn’t know was possible,” she wrote. “Norman, you have been my whole world for 14 years. Thank you for smiling at me for leaving this world, confirming to me once again that our language was only ours. You will always have my heart.”
Cuoco, 35, founded a producer named after his beloved pet in 2017, which is known as “Yes, Norman Productions”.
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The current profile picture of your Instagram account features the logo of your production company. In addition, the actress posted dozens of photos over the weekend showing Cuoco and Norman.
Many famous friends from Cuoco expressed their condolences for his loss.
“I’m sorry. Sending all my love,” commented actress Olivia Munn in the tribute post to Cuoco. “Rest in love, Norman.”
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“Oh, Kaley, I’m sorry,” wrote Courteney Cox. “This pain is indescribable.”
“I’m at a loss for words because I know how much he meant to you,” shared makeup artist Daniel Martin. “I’m sending you a lot of love right now … I’m sorry”
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Likewise, the author and advocate of rescue animals, Anne Wheaton, wrote: “Oh, Kaley. I’m sorry. Norman was such a sweet soul. The pain of losing these members of our family is like no other. Sending you all hugs. “
Cuoco adopted Norman when he was a 2-year-old puppy 14 years ago, according to a Los Angeles Times report.
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The crossbreed pit bull was present at the wedding with equestrian Karl Cook, 30, in 2018.
Cuoco and Cook have several pets, including dogs, horses and rabbits.