Russell Wilson mourns the loss of his beloved dog Prince.

“Heaven got a good one,” the NFL star shared in a heartfelt tribute to his 12-year-old Great Dane.

NFL quarterback Russell Wilson announced the heartbreaking news of his Great Dane, Prince, passing away on Friday morning. In a deeply emotional post on Instagram, Wilson reflected on the life and love he shared with his cherished comA courageous fight and a life well-livedanion.

“You will forever be a part of us. Today was a hard day,” Wilson wrote, expressing the profound impact Prince had on his family.

Prince’s life was marked by resilience, as Wilson revealed that the Great Dane had bravely battled cancer twice. Despite these challenges, Prince lived to the impressive age of 12 – a testament to his strength and the unwavering care he received from Wilson and his wife, Ciara.

“Heaven got a good one!” Wilson shared in his post, calling Prince the “Prince of Peace” and emphasizing the deep bond they had. The couple, who also have two other Great Danes, cherished Prince as a key member of their family.

Fans rally with condolences

Wilson’s announcement was met with an outpouring of love and sympathy from fans and followers. One fan poignantly commented, “It hits so much harder when it’s the pup who was there from the start. I feel for you so much.”

The former Super Bowl champion has always been open about his love for his dogs, frequently sharing moments of their lives on social media. For many of Wilson’s fans, Prince felt like part of the extended family, making his passing all the more emotional.

A tribute to unconditional love

Wilson’s tribute serves as a reminder of the joy and unconditional love pets bring to their owners. The quarterback’s words resonated with pet lovers around the world, highlighting the deep connections formed with furry family members.

As the Wilson family mourns the loss of Prince, they celebrate the memories and love he brought into their lives. Prince’s legacy as the “Prince of Peace” lives on, forever etched in the hearts of those who loved him.