Lewis Hamilton Mourns Death of Beloved Bulldog Roscoe

Lewis Hamilton announced the passing of his beloved 12-year-old bulldog Roscoe, who died in his arms after being on life support for four days due to pneumonia complications. Hamilton described putting Roscoe to sleep as the hardest decision of his life, expressing deep gratitude for the cherished memories they shared and the profound bond they had. Roscoe, a popular figure in the Formula 1 paddock since Hamilton adopted him in 2013, was known for accompanying the driver to races and events, endearing himself to fans worldwide. Hamilton opened up about the pain of losing a pet and connected with others who have faced similar losses, highlighting the love and companionship Roscoe provided as one of life's most beautiful experiences. The news was met with an outpouring of condolences from fans and fellow supporters. Hamilton missed key events to stay by Roscoe's side during his final moments, underscoring the deep connection they shared.