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Julianne Hough has finally found a sense of peace after almost five years since the tragic death of her beloved dogs, Lexi and Harley. The two Cavalier King Charles Spaniels were killed in a devastating coyote attack while Julianne was away at a bachelorette party in Lake Tahoe in 2019. The sudden loss of her furry companions left Julianne shattered, feeling as though a piece of her soul had fragmented and remained with them.

Soul Retrieval Ceremony: Finding Healing and Closure

In a recent interview on The Jamie Kern Lima Show, Julianne opened up about her journey towards healing and closure following the tragic event. She shared how she learned about the concept of soul fragmentation during an energy retreat and decided to undergo a soul retrieval ceremony to bring back the piece of her soul that she felt had been left with Lexi and Harley.

“When something really tragic happens, and a piece of your soul gets fragmented and it goes with whatever happened,” Julianne explained. “I did a retrieval of bringing my soul back and also giving their piece of them back to them too.”

By letting go of the fragment of her soul that was holding her back and allowing her dogs to move forward, Julianne finally felt a sense of wholeness that she had been missing since their passing. This newfound peace and closure inspired her to write the song “Tiny Oceans” for her new novel, Everything We Never Knew, which delves into themes of grief and loss.

Honoring Lexi and Harley: A Tribute in Music and Literature

Julianne’s deep connection with her dogs is evident in her creative work, as she intentionally named a character in her book Lexi as a tribute to her beloved pet. The character’s journey through loss parallels Julianne’s own experience of grief, allowing her to channel her emotions into art and music.

“In the book, Lexi goes through a loss and so I wrote this song very intentionally about my soul fraction or fragmentation, and that loss with my girls, and the worst kind of pain I’ve ever experienced of grief,” Julianne shared.

Through her writing and music, Julianne has found a cathartic outlet to express her emotions and honor the memory of Lexi and Harley. Their presence continues to inspire her creativity and serve as a reminder of the deep bond they shared.

Healing and Moving Forward: Embracing New Beginnings

In the years following the loss of Lexi and Harley, Julianne has found solace in new beginnings, including welcoming a new puppy named Sunny into her life in 2023. Sunny has brought light and joy into Julianne’s world, serving as a symbol of hope and renewal after the darkness of grief.

“Sunny, you have brought so much love and literal sunshine into my life,” Julianne expressed on Instagram. “I can’t remember a time without you. Lexi & Harley would have loved and played with you every day, and I know that they sent you to me, only when I was ready to open my heart and love again.”

The presence of Sunny in Julianne’s life symbolizes the continuation of love and companionship, bridging the past with the present and offering a sense of healing and comfort. As Julianne continues to navigate the complexities of grief and loss, she finds strength in the enduring bond she shares with her furry companions, both past and present.

Conclusion

Julianne Hough’s journey through grief and healing serves as a poignant reminder of the power of love and connection, even in the face of loss. By honoring the memory of Lexi and Harley through her creative work and embracing new beginnings with Sunny, Julianne has found a path towards healing and closure. Through her openness and vulnerability, she inspires others to navigate their own journeys of grief with grace and resilience.