GEORDIE Shore’s star has been left devastated after announcing the death of a much-loved family member.
The reality star, 34, shared his heartbreaking loss on social media and admitted, “I’ve lost a special part of me”.
The Geordie Shore star shared his heartbreak with his followers on Instagram[/caption]
Nathan Henry revealed his beloved pet dog Buddy had passed away[/caption]
Nathan Henry revealed that the loss was of his beloved pet dog, Buddy, who had been a loyal companion for ten years.
He shared a heartfelt post on Instagram, including a touching photo of him kissing Buddy goodbye, alongside a series of snaps showing their happy life together.
Nathan wrote: “It’s with an extremely heavy heart that I make this post, sadly Buddy passed away suddenly yesterday.
“I’m so thankful we were able to celebrate his 10th birthday and for the 10 years I was gifted with him in life. If only it was forever.
“I feel like my heart has been broken, and I’ve lost a special part of me. Buddy was more than just a dog, he was my world, he was a best friend, my business partner (Buddy & me) a furry son, a big brother and a protector.
“Words can’t describe the pain of loss me, Buster and my close family feel right now.
“Rest in peace my baked potato Xxxx”.
Fans quickly flooded Nathan’s post with messages of love and support, as one wrote: “Sending love to you so much so sorry for your loss! Love you so much.”
Another added: “I’m so sorry to hear this Nathan 
buddy was such an amazing dog with the best daddy. Fly high over that 
buddy xxx”.
A third penned: “Aw Nathan this is heartbreaking ! Thinking of you babe 
”.
Nathan rose to fame on MTV’s Geordie Shore, but his new series couldn’t be more worlds away from the wild reality TV show that put him on the map.
His emotional documentary is about him and his dad Glen, who is currently living with a stage 4 cancer diagnosis.
Geordie Stories: Nathan and Dad follows the TV star as he embarks on a life-changing journey with his father.
He revealed that he almost quit filming after he saw his dad cry for the first time in his life.
Nathan told The Sun said: “When my dad cried, that’s when I was like, he’s not done TV before and the first TV show he’s gonna do he’s crying and I’ve never seen him cry, I’m like am I doing the right thing here?
“Afterwards I asked him if he wanted to stop and he was like, no, I want to do this to help people, he is as much in this as I am and he wants to help people.
“So I was like, I have no right now to stop this, he’s got cancer, he wants to share his story. There’s no going back.”
Nathan also revealed how putting his and his father’s story out there has helped many fans.
He said: “When I talked on Geordie Shore about my dad’s diagnosis, when that clip went out on TikTok the amount of messages I got and the feedback I got online was so many people going through the same thing.
“And I think that in itself just kept me going because there was so many people going through this that if I’ve got a platform to talk about it and create awareness, why am I not using it to that advantage?
“I think doing that, seeing how vulnerable my dad was gonna be, it was just a no brainer to just give this my all and then the more I put into it, the more people are gonna get out of it.”
Buddy passed away just after his 10th birthday[/caption]
Nathan fought back tears over his dad’s heartbreaking terminal cancer diagnosis[/caption]
The reality star turned documentary maker revealed he wanted to quit filming after he saw his father cry[/caption]