Heartbroken Megan McKenna shares devastating loss with fans, saying ‘I will miss you forever'
MEGAN McKenna has been left heartbroken after a devastating loss to her family.
The former Towie star and country singer, who is now living in Germany after the birth of her son, posted the heartbreaking update on Instagram as she said goodbye.
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The star shared that her beloved dog, who she referred to as her 'first baby' has died, after 17 years as her trusty sidekick.
Sharing a slideshow of photographs of her beloved pooch, she wrote: 'I've been putting this post off for a few weeks because it becomes real when I do. But I lost my first baby Daisy and it hit me so hard.
'She passed away with me holding her in my arms. My sister and mum next to me. I sang her to sleep like I always did when she needed comforting.'
'It breaks my heart even typing this out,' Megan said. 'Daisy, Thankyou for being by my side through every tear, every laugh and every milestone from my teenage years into my 20's and even 30's.
'17 years old and you still jumped and run around like a little lamb. I can't explain how much I will miss my little baby.
'You got me through so many hard times growing up. I couldn't have stayed on my own in my house without your little fluffy self next to me.'
'You gave it a right go my little bubs. I know you're playing in heaven with Nanny & Granddad now,' Megan added.
'Thankyou for teaching me how to be a mummy. I'm a pro with Landon because of you, your little dinners, bath time, walkies and cuddles.
'You was the best Daisy. You was my baby. You will always be in my heart. I will miss you forever.'
Loved ones and followers quickly flocked to her comments section to pay tribute and share their condolences to Megan after her heartbreak.
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MAFS star Ella Morgan said: 'I'm so sorry Meg. Sending you all my love, thoughts and hugs in what I can only imagine is an incredibly emotionally tough time for you all'
'I miss her so much. She'll be loved forever,' added her sister Milly.
Friend Lauren added: 'She really was the best 🐾 what an amazing mummy you were to her! Love you so much 💔💔 I know how hard this has hit you. But she'll always be with you ❤️❤️❤️ xx'
Her fiancé Oliver also shared his condolences, posting two love hearts.
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