Seven-time Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton has shared an emotional social media message reflecting on the one-year anniversary of the death of his beloved English bulldog, Roscoe.
A heartfelt tribute to Roscoe and Coco
In a moving tribute posted online, Hamilton expressed the persistent grief of losing his best friend while honoring both Roscoe and his late rescue dog, Coco, who passed away in 2020.
The driver shared how he continues to think of both pets daily, finding comfort in reviewing photos and videos from their years together. He noted that looking back on those memories brings laughter and smiles despite the pain of their absence.
The bond that captured F1 fans worldwide
Roscoe was a staple in paddock life since Hamilton adopted him in 2013. The famous bulldog amassed millions of followers online and frequently accompanied Hamilton to Grand Prix weekends.
Roscoe passed away at age 12 following a battle with pneumonia leaving a profound mark on the racing superstar and fans globally.
Gratitude for global support
Concluding his tribute, Hamilton thanked the millions of supporters who reached out with message of comfort. He noted how comforting it is to know how deeply Roscoe was loved across the world, offering a final rest-in-peace message to both of his cherished companions.
