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Gordon Ramsay’s daughter Matilda shares heartfelt tribute to “best dog ever” as family pet Rump dies

They had the pooch for years

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Gordon Ramsay’s daughter Matilda has shared a heartfelt tribute to the family’s pet bulldog, Rumpole, and told fans the pooch will “always be missed”.

Tilly, 17, shared a string of photos of herself and the canine on Instagram as she paid tribute to “the best dog ever”.

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In one of the photos, a much younger Tilly can be seen grinning at the camera as she cuddles Rump when he was a pup. In another, the teenager is shown taking Rump for a walk along a country lane.

She captioned the photos: “Will miss you forever, Rump. Thanks for being the best dog ever, love you always x.”

Tilly’s followers rushed to offer their condolences in the comments.

One said: “Oh noo… I’m so sorry for your loss, Tilly.”

Someone else wrote: “I’m so sorry, it’s so hard to lose a pet, they really are family. Thinking of you.”

Another told her: “Sending love to all the family!”

A fourth commented: “So sorry to hear this. Thinking of you all x”

“RIP Rump,” said a fifth, alongside a string of crying emojis.

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Rumpole had been beloved member of the Ramsay family for years.

TV chef Gordon and his wife Tana adopted the British Bulldog from their good pals the Beckhams, according to MailOnline.

The dog was known for his randy antics, as he reportedly once gave Spice Girl Victoria Beckham more attention than she asked for.

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Gordon and Tana reportedly got Rump from the Beckhams (Credit: WPPix / SplashNews.com)

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According to The Mirror, the Ramsays were welcoming guests for a Christmas party when Victoria turned and Rump proceeded to hump her leg.

Fellow Spice Girl Emma Bunton got similar treatment, according to a source who told the publication: “Rumpole and the cat Theodora were real stars. Rumpole took a shine to Victoria and Emma which ensured Gordon made full use of his vocabulary of expletives.”

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Nancy Brown
Associate Editor