Breaking: Meghan Markle Mourns Beloved Rescue Dog: ‘My Sweet Guy….See More

Meghan Markle is mourning her beloved dog.

After the Duchess of Sussex rang in 2025 by returning to Instagram, she shared this heartbreaking news.

Guy was a beagle whom she rescued from a shelter.

Alongside moving footage of her beloved dog, Meghan shared a heartfelt tribute to him.

On Tuesday, January 7, Meghan Markle took to Instagram to share this heartbreaking news.

“I have cried too many tears to count – the type of tears that make you get in the shower with the absurd hope that the running water on your face will somehow make you not feel them, or pretend they’re not there,” she wrote on the new account.

But they are. And that’s okay too,” Meghan affirmed. “Thank you for so many years of unconditional love, my sweet Guy. You filled my life in ways you’ll never know. As ever, Meghan.”

As you can see, she shared even more than that while mourning Guy.

This beloved dog was part of Meghan’s life for many years. He was with her when she was filming Suits. He was there back when Harry proposed. And yes, Guy was around for the royal wedding.

The dearly departed dog also appears in the trailer for With Love, Meghan, her upcoming lifestyle and cooking series on Netflix.

In 2015, I adopted a beagle from a dog rescue in Canada,” Meghan Markle reflected.

“He had been at a kill shelter in Kentucky and given a few days to live,” she revealed. “I swooped him up … and fell in love.”

Meghan confessed to having named him, writing: “They referred to him as ‘the little guy’ because he was so small and frail, so I named him ‘Guy’. And he was the best guy any girl could have asked for.”

If you followed me on instagram back in the day, you saw a lot of him,” Meghan wrote to her longtime fans.

“He was with me at Suits, when I got engaged, (and then married), when I became a mom,” she listed. “He was with me for everything: the quiet, the chaos, the calm, the comfort.”

Naturally, words of sorrow and comfort came pouring in through the comments.