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Jessica Alba's second dog dies just two weeks after other pet dog

Jessica Alba's second dog, Bowie, died just two weeks after her other dog, Sid

Emmy Griffiths
TV & Film Editor
August 8, 2017
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Jessica Alba's second dog, Bowie, has sadly passed away just two weeks after her other dog, Sid. The Honey actress shared a photo album of her pet pooch on Instagram, and captioned the shot: "Came home to a dog less home - our sweet girl Bowie is now resting in peace with her sister Sidders. It's been a rough two weeks. Will cherish our last night cuddling forever. Bowmeister was the sweetest love bug. RIP Bowie."

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In the album, Jessica has shared a variety of snaps of Bowie from since he was a puppy, and her fans were quick to offer their condolences, with one writing: "Glad you got to cuddle the last time, but so so sorry for your loss and for the past few weeks," while another added: "Heartbreaking to hear of the loss of a beloved pet."

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Jessica announced the death of her other dog, Sid, back in July. Sharing a gallery of photos of the pug, she wrote: "Our sweet Sid passed this morning. She lived a long life, eating everything she could sniff out, she was my OG Rolldog, made her feature film debut in Honey. She was @Cash_warren first dog. Endured millions of snuggles from Havie pie and @shanidarden. She was the best friend a girl could ask for. We went through so much together my Sidders. RIP."

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The mum-of-two recently announced that she is expecting her third child with husband, Cash Warren. The couple are already parents to two daughters, nine-year-old Honor Marie and five-year-old Haven Garner. Sharing an Instagram clip of herself holding up a number three balloon, she wrote: "Cash and I are officially going to be outnumbered."

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