Amanda Seyfried mourns loss of dog Finn with emotional tribute: 'This one's forever and ever'
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Amanda Seyfried is mourning the loss of one of the most cherished companions in her life. The 'Housemaid' actress revealed on Saturday, July 25, that her beloved dog, Finn, has died at the age of 16.
Finn was by Seyfried's side for years, accompanying her to film sets, events, and many behind-the-scenes moments.
Amanda Seyfried shares emotional farewell to her beloved dog Finn
Seyfried announced the heartbreaking news of Finn's death through an emotional Instagram post that reflected on the extraordinary bond they shared. The actress previously described the beloved Australian shepherd as more than just a pet.
In her tribute, Seyfried expressed gratitude for the years they spent together, recalling the comfort, loyalty, and unconditional love Finn brought into her life. She ended the post with the heartfelt words, "This one's forever and ever."
The heartfelt tribute was met with an outpouring of support from friends, fellow celebrities, and fans, many of whom shared messages of condolence in the comments.
Rachel Zegler commented, "Family," while Sarah Paulson wrote, "Oh Amanda. I’m sending you so much love ❤️🩹❤️🩹 How lucky you were to have each other." Olivia Munn's heartfelt message read, "Fly high, sweet pup 🕊️♥️♥️♥️."
Amanda Seyfried gears up for cult horror sequel 'Jennifer's Body 2'
Seyfried's emotional post comes as the actress remains in the spotlight with a busy slate of projects. She most recently starred in Peacock's limited series 'Long Bright River', playing police officer Mickey Fitzpatrick while also serving as an executive producer.
The crime drama added another critically praised performance to her resume and highlighted her versatility beyond musicals and romantic films.
Meanwhile, anticipation continues to grow around 'Jennifer's Body 2'. Although the sequel has not been officially announced by the studio, industry tracker Production Weekly has listed a tentative October filming start in Vancouver.
The listing has fueled speculation that the long-awaited follow-up is moving forward, with Seyfried and Megan Fox expected to reprise their roles. The original 'Jennifer's Body', released in 2009, received mixed reviews at the time but has since earned cult-classic status for its unique blend of horror, dark satire, and high school comedy.
Over the years, it has gained a devoted following and is now widely regarded as one of the defining horror-comedies of its era. While an official release date for the sequel has yet to be announced, anticipation remains high as audiences eagerly await the return of the cult favorite.
