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What Happened to Julianne Hough’s Dogs? Everything to Know

What Happened to Julianne Hough’s Dogs? Everything to Know
What Happened to Julianne Hough’s Dogs? Everything to Know


How did Julianne Hough’s dogs Lexi and Harley die?

Lexi and Harley died Sept. 28, 2019. When Julianne announced the news that October, she didn’t share how they passed. 

Nearly five years later, Julianne revealed Lexi and Harley were killed by coyotes. 

“I woke up before my phone even rang, and I knew,” she said on the Aug. 27 episode of The Jamie Kern Lima Show. “I picked up the phone and my assistant at the time was just screaming.” 

The dancer said she’d never had coyotes in her yard and that she has gates. While the loss of Lexi and Harley was heartbreaking for Julianne, she’s been able to find some peace around their passing. 

“One, I’m so grateful they went together,” she continued. “Two, I’m grateful that usually how it happens is very quick and that we got their bodies.” 

In addition to mourning her dogs’ deaths, Julianne was navigating her split from her now-ex-husband Brooks Laich—noting Lexi and Harley were killed by the coyotes just 10 days after she’d asked the former NHL player for a separation. Around this time, she and her assistant of eight years had also decided to stop working together. On top of all this, Julianne was preparing to have her dance and fitness platform KINRGY be a part of Oprah Winfrey’s tour. 

“I felt so out of integrity or out of alignment that I’m about to start this company which is all about helping people connect to themselves and living their most expanded free self and my assistant and I are breaking up, my husband at the time—I’m asking for for a separation ‘cause something’s not working, my dogs that represented unconditional love and safety, gone,” the Safe Haven actress added. “I’m like, ‘What am I doing? I’m blowing up my life.'”

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