I have never personally looked after a pet as I cannot imagine how such a bond over so many years and great times would ever feel when it came to an end or how I would ever be able to move on beyond that. For that very reason; I join all of Nina’s millions of supporters in wishing Nina well and I hope you can continue to look upon the memorable moments you spent together with such fondness that you so graciously shared with all of us through social media. Let’s celebrate the life of Lynx; a wonderful part of Nina’s life.

Rest in peace Lynx (1999-2017)

Nina posted her emotional personal tribute to her closest friend Lynx on Instagram,

“To my sweet sweet angel,

As I look back on the last 18 years together, I smile through my tears. You brought me so much joy, love, unlimited cuddles and so many sandpaper kisses. I still remember the first day I brought you home, the size of a tea cup purring as I held you in my hands. You were so fragile and furry, as soft as the worlds tiniest cashmere blanket. I knew in that moment you were my soulmate. From there our long journey began and we were inseparable. We grew up together in Toronto, then you followed me to Atlanta, and from there we road tripped across the United States through New Orleans, Austin City, Amarillo Texas, Santa Fe, Las Vegas, we even saw the Grand Canyon for our first time together. Our last chapter and final destination was here in Los Angeles. I hope I was able to give you a beautiful happy life filled with love, because that’s what you gave me. Saying goodbye to you on Saturday was the most difficult thing I have had to do in my life. It was bittersweet, but I’m so happy I got to hold you in my arms one last time. My heart hurts, I miss you more than I words can explain but I can still feel your presence, energy and light. I know you’re still with me and will always be a part of me, no matter where I go.

In sickness and in health until death do us part.

My longest relationship, my rock, my best friend.

I love you. ❤😿💔 #RIP

9 lives. 9 names.

Bambi
Jami
Jamilia
Lynx
Jami Lynx
Jinx
Jimmy jam
Poop
Jammie”

On the night of the Los Angeles movie premiere of her new movie, “Let’s Be Cops,” Nina Dobrev was getting dolled up in a colorful Zuhair Murad minidress, Salvatore Ferragamo heels and Tiffany & Co. jewels, her mood decidedly giddy.

“I like to get my friends together and make it a day of getting ready for a big event, because I’m not here very often — ‘Vampire Diaries’ shoots in Atlanta,” she says. Dobrev’s date? Her best friend, “Dancing With the Stars” pro-turned- actress Julianne Hough, who was on her way over to get her hair and makeup done as well. “We’ll hang out, get ready, get in the car and go. We’ll make it a chill, relaxed, fun environment.”

The film, released last
week, is Dobrev’s first foray into comedy. She plays Josie,
 a waitress who befriends two customers (Jake Johnson and Damon Wayans Jr.) who go to a party wearing police uniforms that are so convincing, they end up impersonating cops. Continue Reading