Ariana Grande is mourning the death of her beloved 17-year-old dog, Coco.

The singer, 33, announced Coco’s death in an Instagram post on Monday.

“Sweetest, most amazing and most beautiful coco … i am so proud of you,” she captioned the post. “Thank you for your love, and for blessing this planet with your physical presence for over seventeen wonderful years.”

Grande gushed that her furry friend made the world a “more beautiful place” everywhere she went.

“I will miss you every day and hold you in my heart always. i love you so, sweet girl,” she added in the post that featured candid pics of her spending time with Coco.

Grande’s post also included a photo of Coco posing with a cake on her 17th birthday among other adorable shots of the pet pal.

Coco starred in Grande’s music videos for 2011’s “Put Your Hearts Up” and 2020’s “Positions.”

Grande’s 362 million-plus followers poured out their condolences to the singer over her loss in the comments section.

Coco’s death comes on the heels of Grande’s representative announcing the musician’s public hiatus following the end of her “Eternal Sunshine” tour in early September.

Grande addressed her break from the public eye during one of her performances at Chicago’s United Center in August.

The “Wicked” star said the pause was something she planned quietly a long time ago, adding, “it’s a decision that was made from a thoughtful and empowered place.”

Grande is still slated to do a press tour for the upcoming film “Focker-In-Law,” which also stars Ben Stiller and Robert De Niro and hits theaters Nov. 25, Billboard confirmed.

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