Calvin Harris’s pet chicken was killed by neighbors’ dogs, a tragic incident amid the birth of a new baby
When pets become part of the family
Who says only dogs and cats are close to the heart? For Calvin Harris, his rooster Smokey was as special as any beloved pet could be. But recently a tragic incident shook him.
What happened to Smokey?
On August 12, 41-year-old DJ and music producer Calvin Harris shared an emotional post on his Instagram Stories.
He told that his beloved rooster Smokey, whom he raised from a chick, was killed by the neighbors’ dogs.
“RIP Smokey we love you 😞… absolutely heartbroken,” he wrote.
He also played Smokey Robinson’s song ‘My Love for You’. Fans also got emotional after seeing this.
From chick to rooster: A lovely journey
Just last year, Calvin shared videos of his new chicks. He asked fans how they should be raised.
This shows how much he loved Smokey and his other birds.
Not just Calvin, these celebs also keep chickens
Calvin is not the only one who keeps birds. Jennifer Garner, Zayn Malik and the Beckham family also keep chickens.
Many celebs have expressed grief over losing their beloved birds.
This shows that these small animals also make a big place in our hearts.
Happiness on one side, sadness on the other
Just a few weeks before this sad news, Calvin Harris and his wife Vick Hope welcomed their first child Micah.
They gave this good news by sharing intimate photos of the water birth at home on July 20.
Ups and downs of life
Life is like this – sometimes happiness, sometimes sadness.
On one hand, the happiness of the arrival of little Micah, on the other hand the pain of losing Smokey.
This time is full of mixed emotions for Calvin.
Fans’ support
Fans are consoling Calvin on social media. “Smokey will always be missed,” one wrote, while another added: “Losing little friends is so painful.”
We are all with Calvin during this difficult time and hope that the memories of Smokey will always make him smile.
After all, love never fails, whether it’s for a human being or for a cute rooster.