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Kate Beckinsale unveiled her second tattoo dedicated to her late cat, Clive, on Instagram Thursday.
The actress captioned the post: "How can a light that burned so brightly suddenly burn so pale love you always." Her beloved cat died last June, according to another Instagram post.
The photo showed Kate in a strapless white top as she showed her back to the camera and looked over her shoulder. The newest ink was of Clive's eyes with tufts of fur around them and the bridge of his nose. It sat just below her right shoulder on her back and was done by Dr. Woo, a tattoo artist who's also inked celebs Zoe Kravitz, Drake, and Hailey Bieber.
This is Kate's second tattoo dedicated to the late pet
The tattoo was done by Dr. Woo (katebeckinsale/Instagram)This isn't Kate's first tattoo by Dr. Woo, nor his first one dedicated to her beloved pet. In August, he tattooed Clive's face on the Aviator actress's arm surrounded by stars and intricate lines and circles.
The celebrity tattoo artist posted the first tattoo of Clive on his Instagram, captioning the post: "Long live Clive...he's always watching...for Kate." The 50-year-old commented on the post saying Dr. Woo was "the best best best." she also shared the ink on her Instagram, captioning it: "This has really helped. Thank you so much @_dr_woo_."
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Kate shared the news of her cat's death in an Instagram post where she also revealed her beloved mother, Judy Loe, 76, was hospitalised. The post included photos of Kate cuddling her cat, her mother receiving care in the hospital, a plaque for Clive that was subheaded "a very distinguished gentleman", a photo of her crying, and a quote from W.B. Yeats saying: "My heart is broken, yet must understand."
Her beloved cat died in June (katebeckinsale/Instagram)She captioned this post: "Embrace joy. Accept grief.Wear feathers. Sing. Do what makes you feel happy even for a moment. Pair grief and sickness and fear with as much life and laughter and celebration as you possibly can. It doesn’t mean you are having some sort of crisis. It means you are choosing life, fiercely. Be brave, and when you don’t feel brave, listen. Laugh hard, dance hard, cry hard, love hard with those you trust.
"Spread love when you can. Read. Stay in bed and cry when it’s from all sides and feels like an avalanche. Try not to be mean, or to take on others meanness. People can break. Be kind. Fight with everything you’ve got for your loved ones, and for your own spirit," it continued.