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Anthony Hamilton Issues Emotional Update After Roscoe’s Death Leaves Lewis Heartbroken
The world of Formula 1 has been struck with another wave of emotion as Anthony Hamilton, father of seven-time World Champion Lewis Hamilton, shared a heartfelt update following the devastating death of Roscoe, Lewis’s beloved English Bulldog. The announcement, made just hours after Lewis confirmed the tragic news, has sent shockwaves through the motorsport community and beyond.
Roscoe, a constant companion and familiar figure in the paddock, had been battling severe health complications in recent days. Fans around the globe had rallied behind Hamilton after he revealed Roscoe was on life support, with messages of support pouring in from fellow drivers, celebrities, and supporters. Sadly, despite all medical efforts, Lewis was forced to make the heartbreaking decision to say goodbye to his loyal companion.
In a deeply moving statement, Anthony Hamilton addressed the public from Stevenage, the family’s hometown, acknowledging not only the grief Lewis is enduring but also the immense impact Roscoe had on their entire family. Anthony described Roscoe as “more than just a pet,” calling him a family member who brought comfort, companionship, and love during both victories and defeats.
“Lewis is heartbroken,” Anthony Hamilton said. “Roscoe was his world. He gave him strength in difficult moments, and losing him has left a huge emptiness. As a father, all I can do now is support my son and remind him that he is not alone in this.”
Anthony went further to explain how Roscoe’s presence was not just personal but symbolic for fans. Over the years, Roscoe had become a social media star in his own right, amassing a large following with his playful photos and appearances alongside Lewis at circuits worldwide. For many, Roscoe represented Hamilton’s softer, more relatable side—a glimpse into the man behind the racing helmet.
The elder Hamilton also urged fans to respect Lewis’s privacy in this moment of grief. While acknowledging the enormous outpouring of love from across the globe, Anthony emphasized the need for space as Lewis processes this loss. “The support has been incredible,” he said, “but this is a time of deep mourning. Lewis needs to heal, and that healing will take time.”
For Lewis Hamilton, the loss of Roscoe comes at an already difficult point in his career. His debut season with Ferrari has been filled with challenges, with podiums proving elusive and team pressure mounting. Roscoe had always been a source of comfort during these turbulent times, traveling with Lewis across continents and even joining him in the Ferrari garage earlier this year.
Anthony Hamilton acknowledged that his son’s resilience will once again be tested. “Lewis has always been a fighter,” he stated. “He’s been through so many battles on and off the track, but this one is different. Roscoe wasn’t just his pet—he was family, his best friend, and a loyal presence through everything.”
The elder Hamilton’s words sparked a renewed wave of support online. Fans flooded social media platforms with tributes to Roscoe, sharing favorite photos and videos of the bulldog enjoying life on the F1 circuit. Many also expressed admiration for Lewis’s openness in sharing his grief, noting how his vulnerability has brought people together in compassion.
Though the pain is raw, Anthony expressed hope that Lewis will draw strength from Roscoe’s memory. “What Lewis shared with Roscoe will never die. Those memories will stay with him forever, and they will remind him of the love, loyalty, and joy that Roscoe gave him every day.”
As Formula 1 prepares for its next race weekend, there is little doubt that Hamilton will take to the track with a heavy heart. For now, though, the focus remains on healing. Fans around the world continue to send their condolences, not just to Lewis but to his entire family.
Roscoe may no longer be physically present, but his legacy lives on—not only in Hamilton’s heart but also in the millions who came to love the bulldog that became a global racing icon.