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Kate Beckinsale says her cat Willow has fallen into melancholy for the reason that demise of her different feline companion, Clive.
Back in June this yr, English actress Kate, 50, revealed she was “heartbroken” after her beloved pet had died.
She’s now advised her 5.6 million Instagram followers that Willow can also be struggling to deal with the loss, regardless of not getting together with Clive when he was alive.
On Saturday, Kate posted a video of herself cuddling up together with her pet on the ground of her home.
“Grief is complicated for animals too,” she wrote within the caption.
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“Since Clive died in June, Willow, who always affected a disdain for him, went into a real, almost human depression.”
Explaining Willow’s signs, she continued: “Sleeping all day, seeming not herself at all, and in particular, having witnessed him die in my arms, appearing to be frightened of me as if she would be next.
“As you can imagine I have found that very painful and upsetting and worrying.”
Thankfully, Kate says Willow’s temper has lately been bettering.
She went on: “This is the first week that she seems to be lifting a little, and is following me around and being her super affectionate, clingy, yoga interrupting self.
“Animals are sensitive and their feelings need to be respected. I’m so grateful to feel her love again. Healing takes time.”
Kate introduced Clive’s demise with a candy picture of him carrying a purple jumper and receiving cuddles from his doting cat mum.
“Clive has died,” she wrote. “I don’t have it in me to make a montage or even look at pictures of him yet.
“Every single part of my house feels like he should be in it. If anyone is expecting to hear from me, you may not for a bit and I’m sorry. My heart is absolutely and totally broken.”
Three months after Clive’s demise, Kate revealed she had determined to get a everlasting tribute to him tattooed on her again.
She revealed a stunningly sensible picture of Clive’s eyes had been inked slightly below her proper shoulder.
“How can a light that burned so brightly suddenly burn so pale?” she captioned the heartfelt submit.
