Diane Keaton, the legendary Academy Award-winning actor, sadly passed away on Saturday, October 11, at the age of 79. The late veteran actor had a noteworthy nearly five-decade-long career, in which she gifted her fans with brilliant performances in movies such as “Annie Hall,” “The Godfather,” “The First Wives Club,” “Something’s Gotta Give,” and many more. In her final Instagram post, she shared a heartwarming moment with her beloved dog named Reggie.
Diane Keaton posed with her Golden Retriever in her final Instagram post
Diane Keaton’s final Instagram post showcased the veteran actor enjoying an adorable moment with her precious dog, Reggie. The late actor shared the post jointly with Hudson Grace, a lifestyle brand, celebrating National Pet Day on April 11. It was part of a collaboration between the actor and the brand. In the caption of the post, the brand penned, “Proof our pets have great taste too! Happy National Pet Day from HG & @diane_keaton.”
The first photo in the Instagram carousel displayed Diane Keaton affectionately holding her Golden Retriever with one hand and pointing at a packet full of dog biscuits with the other. The late actor was all smiles in the still. Meanwhile, Reggie looked amazed and happy to see the treats.
The second picture gave a closer look at the pup, who was lying on a cozy blanket. Reggie had her little tongue sticking out, making her look even more adorable. The third photo captured the dog sniffing a small dog statue. Fans could see Keaton’s hand touching Reggie’s fur. The fourth and final still showcased the furbaby’s little paw on the blanket.
Keaton welcomed Reggie into her life back in 2020. She disclosed the news through a heartwarming Instagram post, where the Golden Retriever could be seen happily playing in a patch of long grass.
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