Robbie Williams and his wife Ayda Field shared a heartbreaking message with fans as they mourned the death of their beloved digs Poupette and Walle who died together in their sleep
Robbie Williams and his wife Ayda Field shared their heartbreak over the death of both their dogs, who passed away at the same time in their sleep.
Explaining her bond with Poupette, Ayda explained: "I was a single girl, and all of a sudden, with Poupette, I was a ‘single mom'. Everyone that knows me, called Poupette ‘my shadow’…because wherever I’d go, she was right behind me. It’s weird how you can share so much with a being that can’t communicate back in the same language. But, that’s the beauty of unconditional love…it needs no words.
The couple then decided to add to their family with the addition of Walle. The TV star, who shares four children with Robbie went on to say: "When things got serious a year later, we decided to expand our family and get a dog together. There was no doubt the day we met Walle, this was the boy for us. He cuddled us & kissed us and chased us all around. From that day forward, on 4th of July, we officially became a blended family.
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