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Seven-time Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton has spoken candidly about a recent emotional ordeal involving his cherished bulldog, Roscoe. The British racing legend revealed that he received what he described as “heart-stopping” messages concerning Roscoe’s health, which left him deeply shaken and concerned.
The scare began earlier this month when Roscoe, Hamilton’s constant companion, was diagnosed with pneumonia. While Hamilton was traveling and competing in the F1 season, Roscoe was under the care of professional animal trainer Kirsten McMillan. She has long played a vital role in looking after the bulldog when Hamilton is on the road. It was McMillan who initially informed the public about Roscoe’s condition, revealing that the dog had contracted the respiratory illness.
Hamilton shared his feelings about the moment he found out. He described being overwhelmed with fear and anxiety after receiving a message that indicated Roscoe was seriously unwell. The gravity of the news struck him hard, especially given the strong emotional bond he shares with Roscoe. “When I got the message, my heart just stopped,” Hamilton admitted. “It’s the worst feeling in the world when someone you love is hurting and you’re not there.”
Despite the initial fright, there was some relief soon after. Kirsten McMillan quickly followed up with updates that suggested Roscoe was responding well to treatment and was already on the path to recovery. She posted encouraging news on social media, assuring fans that while the situation had been serious, the bulldog was now healing and in much better condition.
Hamilton has always been vocal about the deep connection he shares with Roscoe. The dog, often seen by his side during races, training sessions, and public appearances, has become a familiar face to fans around the world. For many, Roscoe is almost as famous as his owner, regularly appearing in Hamilton’s social media posts and even having his own Instagram account.
The bond between the two runs deep, with Hamilton previously describing Roscoe as his best friend and a major source of comfort during both good and bad times. The news of Roscoe’s illness understandably hit Hamilton hard, especially because he couldn’t be physically present to support his beloved pet during the difficult time.
In his recent update, Hamilton expressed immense gratitude for the care Roscoe received while he was away. He praised Kirsten McMillan and the veterinary team for their swift action and dedication. “I’m so thankful to Kirsten and the amazing vets who looked after Roscoe. They acted quickly, and their care made all the difference,” he said.
Hamilton also took a moment to thank his fans, many of whom flooded social media with messages of support and well-wishes for Roscoe. “The love we received was overwhelming,” he noted. “It means so much to know that so many people care about Roscoe and his well-being.”
Now on the mend, Roscoe is gradually regaining his strength and is expected to make a full recovery. Hamilton has been sharing updates and pictures of Roscoe resting and recovering comfortably, much to the delight of his followers.
The health scare has reminded Hamilton—and his fans—just how fragile and precious the lives of beloved pets can be. Through it all, the experience underscored the strong emotional connection between a pet and its owner. Hamilton’s openness in sharing such a personal and vulnerable moment has resonated with many, showing a side of the racing star that goes beyond his success on the track.
As Roscoe continues to recover, Hamilton remains hopeful and optimistic. He looks forward to spending more time with his four-legged friend, who has once again proven to be a fighter.