The late French film legend Alain Delon’s beloved pup Loubo dodges a grim fate thanks to the voices of animal rights activists!
The world is still reeling from the loss of Alain Delon, the iconic French film star who passed away at the age of 88. Known for his brooding charm and captivating performances, Delon left behind not just an illustrious career but also a farewell wish for his loyal canine companion, Loubo, a ten-year-old Belgian malinois. In his will, Delon expressed a desire for his faithful friend to be put to sleep and laid to rest beside him. However, following a vocal outcry from animal rights activists, Delon’s family decided against this solemn promise, opting instead to keep Loubo thriving within their family fold.
The news has been met with relief and joy from fans and animal advocates alike. Loubo will not only continue to enjoy life, but he will also escape the fate that was feared by many following Delon’s passing. Delon’s family stated, "Loubo has his home and his family," a testament to the deep bond shared between man and dog, proving that family love goes beyond grave markers and last wishes. As Loubo wags his tail and carries on, the story highlights a positive turn, showcasing the importance of advocacy and compassion in protecting our furry friends.
As the tributes pour in for the legendary star, it is impossible to overlook the stellar filmography that has left a lasting mark on cinema. With memorable roles in films like *Le Cercle Rouge* and *The Leopard*, Delon captivated audiences for decades. He was often referred to as the godfather of the belted trench coat, a trendsetter who made waves not only with his performances but also with his striking style. It’s a true testament to how one can leave behind a legacy so rich that it inspires odes, not just of mourning but of admiration.
Alain Delon was also known for his unpredictable nature, having a ‘furniture fling’ in the 70s with a Maison Jansen collection that showcased his hidden talent for design. It seems this man of many dimensions had an eye for aesthetics just as much as for the roles he embodied on screen. As we celebrate his life, we also give a nod to Loubo, who remains a reminder of loyalty and love that outlives our days. Here’s hoping Loubo gets a canine red-carpet treatment – after all, every star deserves their time in the spotlight!
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Late French film star wanted his pet Belgian malinois Loubo 'put to sleep' and laid beside him in grave.
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The French actor, who died on Sunday aged 88, wanted his 10-year-old Belgian malinois, Loubo, to be buried with him.
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The French actor had asked for his pet dog to be humanely killed and laid in his grave.
The family of actor Alain Delon will not have his dog Loubo put down and buried with him as the French star had wished. The news that Loubo would not be ...
The French film star requested his Belgian Malinois, called Loubo, be put in his grave beside him.
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The family of French actor Alain Delon, who died on Sunday, will not carry out the late-actor's wish to have his dog euthanized and buried with him.
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The family of Alain Delon, who died at the weekend aged 88, has denied the actor's request for his dog to be euthanized and buried alongside him following ...