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Salman Khan Emotional After His Dog's Death

Darpan News Desk IANS, 19 Oct, 2018 03:00 PM
    The demise of superstar Salman Khan's pet dog named My Love has left him emotional.
     
     
    "My most beautiful My Love gone today. God bless her soul," Salman tweeted for his beloved Neapolitan Mastiff.
     
     
    Along with the tweet, the 52-year-old actor posted a picture of himself with the dog in which he can be seen kissing My Love.
     
     
     
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    Kisses my love.....

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    My most beautiful my love gone today. God bless her soul.

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    Remembering the pet, Salman's former co-stars actors Sonakshi Sinha and Daisy Shah too posted their pictures with My Love on Instagram.
     
     
    Sonakshi said: "Rest in peace beautiful baby girl."
     
     
    "You left your paw print on my heart My Love.. will miss you," wrote Daisy.
     
     
    Iulia Vantur also shared My Love's pictures on Instagram, and wrote: "You taught us love... My love, Rest in peace... You will always live in my heart."

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