Condolences to AEW star Kyle O'Reilly

Kyle O'Reilly recently suffered a devastating loss. The AEW star reported to his fans via Instagram that his beloved pet had crossed the rainbow bridge.

A few hours ago, the 37-year-old star logged onto his Instagram account to inform the fans that he had lost his dear dog, Hank.

Kyle O'Reilly shared some pictures of his dog on his post. He also drafted a beautiful and heartwarming message for him on Instagram, where he said his last goodbyes to his sweet little boy.

The 2022 AEW Men's Casino Battle Royal winner stated the demise of his pet dog deeply saddened him. But at the same time, he also cherished the fact that his pet lived happily for 13 long years. In addition, he reminisced about all the joyful memories he created with Hank.

He wrote, "Today we said goodbye to our dear sweet Hank as he crossed the rainbow bridge. As heartbreaking as it is, I can’t help but smile at the amazing and joyous memories he’s given us. For almost thirteen years, he’s been a source of comfort and strength for our family and it won’t be the same without him. Dogs really are spiritual healers and Hankie-poo earned his wings. Many say “we don’t deserve dogs” and while it’s hard to argue, I have to disagree. Humans deserve dogs just like we deserve love, comfort, laughter, loyalty and a belly to rub. Dogs give us all of those things with a wagging tail as bonus. I think dogs might be the best part of humanity. Thanks for everything, Hank. Give Shadow’s butt a sniff—you guys will be fast friends. Until we cuddle again. Your loyal friend forever, Kyle."

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WWE stars react to Kyle O'Reilly's suffering great loss

WWE stars gathered online to send condolences to the former WWE star, Kyle O'Reilly, after hearing about the passing of his dear dog. WWE stars like Indi Hartwell, Cathy Kelly, Tanga Loa, and TJ Wilson (Tyson Kidd) wished him peace and comfort in the comment section of his recent post.

The three-time NXT Tag Team Champion was absent for half of 2022 and all of 2023. He sustained a serious injury in August 2022 that put him on the sidelines. He returned from hiatus at this year's Revolution PPV in March.