Photo:Jake Tapper/InstagramJake Tapperis saying farewell his 12-year-old Australian terrier, Winston.The CNN anchor, 54, took to Twitter on Monday and shared that his beloved pet dog died, and he thanked fans for their support.“Some sad news at the Tapper home,” wrote the host ofThe Lead, quoting atweetfrom an account created in the dog’s name, which read, “RIP Winston Tapper, 2011-2023, the best boy ever.“Winston’s Twitter pageshared four photosof the dog posing with Tapper, his kids — Alice, 15, and Jake, 13 — and on his own, wearing a checkered green bow tie in a grassy outdoor area.Jake Tapper/InstagramAfter receiving supportive messages about the loss from fans online, Tapper expressed his appreciation in a follow-up tweet.“Thanks for all the comforting words about sweet Winston, folks. Very kind of you. Here’s one of my favorite photos from the last few months. He was a very good boy and we will miss him a lot,” Tapper wrote, quoting anothertweetfrom Winston’s account, featuring an image of the journalist caressing the dog.Fans have sent touching messages to the anchor following the news, with onesketchinga portrait of Tapper with Winston and another drawing the family’s twodogs together.The Tapper family also has a Dachsund-Maltese mix namedClementine, who is fondly referred to as Clemmy on social media.Jake Tapper.Gary Miller/FilmMagicIn May, Winston’s Twitter account shared aphotoof the Australian terrier alongside the caption, “Sweet Winnie, getting older now.“Tapper celebrated the 4th of July on Tuesday,tweetinga photo of the Declaration of Independence and writing, “HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY!“The journalist is currently gearing up to release a novel titledAll the Demons Are Hereon July 11, and he’sdescribedthe book as “a thriller that takes place in the wild and wacky 1970s.”
Photo:Jake Tapper/Instagram
Jake Tapper/Instagram
Jake Tapperis saying farewell his 12-year-old Australian terrier, Winston.The CNN anchor, 54, took to Twitter on Monday and shared that his beloved pet dog died, and he thanked fans for their support.“Some sad news at the Tapper home,” wrote the host ofThe Lead, quoting atweetfrom an account created in the dog’s name, which read, “RIP Winston Tapper, 2011-2023, the best boy ever.“Winston’s Twitter pageshared four photosof the dog posing with Tapper, his kids — Alice, 15, and Jake, 13 — and on his own, wearing a checkered green bow tie in a grassy outdoor area.Jake Tapper/InstagramAfter receiving supportive messages about the loss from fans online, Tapper expressed his appreciation in a follow-up tweet.“Thanks for all the comforting words about sweet Winston, folks. Very kind of you. Here’s one of my favorite photos from the last few months. He was a very good boy and we will miss him a lot,” Tapper wrote, quoting anothertweetfrom Winston’s account, featuring an image of the journalist caressing the dog.Fans have sent touching messages to the anchor following the news, with onesketchinga portrait of Tapper with Winston and another drawing the family’s twodogs together.The Tapper family also has a Dachsund-Maltese mix namedClementine, who is fondly referred to as Clemmy on social media.Jake Tapper.Gary Miller/FilmMagicIn May, Winston’s Twitter account shared aphotoof the Australian terrier alongside the caption, “Sweet Winnie, getting older now.“Tapper celebrated the 4th of July on Tuesday,tweetinga photo of the Declaration of Independence and writing, “HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY!“The journalist is currently gearing up to release a novel titledAll the Demons Are Hereon July 11, and he’sdescribedthe book as “a thriller that takes place in the wild and wacky 1970s.”
Jake Tapperis saying farewell his 12-year-old Australian terrier, Winston.
The CNN anchor, 54, took to Twitter on Monday and shared that his beloved pet dog died, and he thanked fans for their support.
“Some sad news at the Tapper home,” wrote the host ofThe Lead, quoting atweetfrom an account created in the dog’s name, which read, “RIP Winston Tapper, 2011-2023, the best boy ever.”
Winston’s Twitter pageshared four photosof the dog posing with Tapper, his kids — Alice, 15, and Jake, 13 — and on his own, wearing a checkered green bow tie in a grassy outdoor area.
After receiving supportive messages about the loss from fans online, Tapper expressed his appreciation in a follow-up tweet.
“Thanks for all the comforting words about sweet Winston, folks. Very kind of you. Here’s one of my favorite photos from the last few months. He was a very good boy and we will miss him a lot,” Tapper wrote, quoting anothertweetfrom Winston’s account, featuring an image of the journalist caressing the dog.
Fans have sent touching messages to the anchor following the news, with onesketchinga portrait of Tapper with Winston and another drawing the family’s twodogs together.
The Tapper family also has a Dachsund-Maltese mix namedClementine, who is fondly referred to as Clemmy on social media.
Jake Tapper.Gary Miller/FilmMagic
In May, Winston’s Twitter account shared aphotoof the Australian terrier alongside the caption, “Sweet Winnie, getting older now.”
Tapper celebrated the 4th of July on Tuesday,tweetinga photo of the Declaration of Independence and writing, “HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY!”
The journalist is currently gearing up to release a novel titledAll the Demons Are Hereon July 11, and he’sdescribedthe book as “a thriller that takes place in the wild and wacky 1970s.”
source: people.com
