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Cheryl announces heartbreaking news that beloved dog she shared with ex-husband Ashley Cole has died: 'My little Coco passed away'

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Cheryl announces heartbreaking news that beloved dog she shared with ex-husband Ashley Cole has died: 'My little Coco passed away'

CHERYL has announced that the dog she shared with ex-husband Ashley Cole, Coco, died last week.

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Cheryl during the #GAME4GRENFELL at Loftus Road on September 2, 2017 Cheryl announced beloved dog Coco has sadly died  [Getty]
New mum Cheryl announced some sad news on Twitter, saying her beloved dog Coco passed away last week.
Cheryl had bought the pup with ex-husband Ashley Cole in 2006 and shared custody of Coco, as well as another dog named Buster, after their split in 2010.
Replying to a fan comment on Twitter, the former Girls Aloud star complimented their adorable dog before revealing the sad news.
Cheryl shared dog Coco with ex-husband Ashley Cole Cheryl shared dog Coco with ex-husband Ashley Cole [Cheryl/Instagram]
Cheryl announced the sad news that her dog passed away on Twitter Cheryl announced the sad news that her dog passed away on Twitter [Cheryl/Twitter]
"She’s very sweet. Girl dogs are always so cute. Sadly my little Coco passed away last week," Cheryl wrote, alongside a downcast face emoji.
According to The Mirror, following their 2010 split, footballer Ashley and Cheryl both looked after their dogs, but had the pup’s chauffeured between their homes to "keep the peace".
"The dogs mean the world to both Cheryl and Ashley," a source told the newspaper.
Cheryl shared dogs Coco and Buster with ex-husband Ashley Cole Cheryl shared dogs Coco and Buster with ex-husband Ashley Cole [Wenn ]
Cheryl and Ashley Cole were married from 2006 to 2010Cheryl and Ashley Cole were married from 2006 to 2010 [Getty ]
"Cheryl, in particular, is attached to them and, in the place of children, would do anything for Buster and Coco. She doesn't want to lose them.
"They want to sort this out as amicably as possible. So, to keep the peace, Cheryl is allowing Ashley to spend a few days with them.
"But she's not willing to drop them off in person - it's simply too soon. Instead, Ashley has arranged for a car to pick them up and take them to his makeshift apartment in London.

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