Gwen Stefani & Blake Shelton Say Goodbye to Betty
An 18-year legacy of love comes to an end.
Gwen Stefani announced Saturday that she and Blake Shelton lost their dog Betty, who'd been part of the family for nearly two decades. The No Doubt frontwoman posted the news on Instagram with a video montage—18 years of a good girl doing what good girls do: making people smile.
That's a long run in dog years. Betty wasn't just some accessory to a celebrity household either; she was there through Stefani's whole journey—her career ups and downs, her marriage to Shelton, the whole thing. When you've got a dog that long, it's not just a pet anymore. It's a witness to your life.
The loss hits different when it's someone (or someone with fur) who's been around that long. Rest up, Betty.
Read the full story at Us Weekly → https://www.usmagazine.com/celebrity-news/news/gwen-stefani-and-blake-shelton-mourn-death-of-18-year-old-dog/
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