Seth Rogen & Wife Lauren Debut Sentimental Tattoo In Honor Of Late Dog Zelda

Seth Rogen and his wife, Lauren Miller, are remembering their late dog in the sweetest way possible!

The couple, both comedians and actors, had their world turned upside down after their beloved pup died in May, leaving them heartbroken. However, the pair found a stylish way to keep their late pet's memory alive and want the world to know about it.

The Canadian comedian and his beautiful wife, Miller, permanently cemented the bond between them and their adorable late pet, Zelda, with a new heartwarming inking.

Rogen took to his Instagram to showcase the arm tattoo he got in remembrance of his pup. In the picture, the comedian's fresh ink, a design of Zelda's face, was located on the underside of one of his arms. He also had his late dog's name written in cursive beneath the face tattoo. 

He accompanied the photo with a message he penned in his caption. He wrote, ''I'll miss this little girl forever, but now she's just a glance away at all times.''

His touching post received tons of likes and prompted fans to send their well-wishes to the actor and his wife in the comments. 

One fan revealed, ''I met Zelda at Vancouver in 2010 ❤ what a beautiful pooch.'' Another wrote, ''We only conversed briefly, but she was wonderful ❤.''

A third fan shared their story to relate to the ''Superbad'' actor's post. They wrote, ''I lost my little guy of 16 years last summer. There will always be a hole in my heart and an unforgettable 16 amazing years with him! ❤.''

In addition, the tattoo artist who designed the ink on Rogen and Miller's arms took to his Instagram to show off his impressive work. The artist, who goes by the name Dr. Woo, posted three images alongside a caption that read, ''For Zelda 🙏❤🙏 with you forever ✨ @sethrogen @laurenmillerrogen #hideawaytsuitex #slimneedle.''

The first photo displayed Rogen's arm tattoo, while the second slide showed an image of Miller's tattoo designed around her wrist area. The ''50/50'' actress's tattoo was smaller than her husband's and did not include the late pup's name.

The third slide was a photo of the couple putting their arms together to display the masterpiece Dr Woo brought to life.

In May, the famous comedian was in a state of mourning following the passing of his dear pup. He took to his Instagram to update fans about the unfortunate news and wrote a poignant tribute in his late dog's honor. 

The ''Neighbors'' actor uploaded a carousel of photos, capturing his and his wife's memories shared with their beloved Zelda. Throughout the slideshow, fans could envision the love between the late canine and the couple. 

The carousel displayed the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel breed with a gorgeous Blenheim particolored coat in her full glory. She had radiant round eyes that glittered with love in each image. 

Zelda enjoyed trips to the beach, posing with the couple, playing fetch with Rogen, and snuggling with the actor's wife in the snaps. There was also a video of the puppy wagging her tail excitedly as she watched the Canadian comedian prepare a turkey.

Adding a lengthy caption to the cheerful post, Rogen gave a detailed summary of the canine's life. He began, ''We said goodbye to our perfect girl, Zelda, on Thursday, May 4. She was almost 14 years old.''

The ''Knocked Up'' actor continued, ''She was truly the most amazing, magical creature. She taught us about love, resilience, strength, and kindness. We loved her more than words can describe. Everyone who met her saw what a unique little puppy she was.''

Highlighting the pup's unique traits, the comedian and filmmaker stated that Zelda could stare into a person's soul with her ''gigantic buggy eyes.'' He noted that she made people feel special because her judgemental nature meant only worthy individuals could receive her love.

Rogen further shared details about the canine's achievements. He explained that the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel grew from the ''shy'' puppy no one wanted to adopt to becoming a celebrity dog.

According to the 41-year-old actor, his late pup ''became a girl who traveled to multiple countries, appeared in three movies, on two magazine covers, and inspired countless works of Zelda art – including a lighter now in the homes of hundreds of people.''

The Vancouver native then listed some of the couple's favorite things about their late furry baby. The list included: ''Her big eyeballs and intense eye contact, the sound she made for Zankou chicken, and she leaves me the alone side eye.''

The three-time Golden Globe Award nominee also noted how ''incredible'' it felt to wake up every morning and see Zelda staring back at him. He concluded his sweet message by adding, ''We belonged to each other, and we will miss her forever.''