Scottish music sensation KT Tunstall has melted hearts across social media by sharing a series of charming photographs featuring her most imposing companion - an enormous Irish Wolfhound that completely dwarfs the singer.
The Black Horse and the Cherry Tree hitmaker posted the sweet snapshots that highlight the astonishing size difference between herself and the gentle giant breed, known for being one of the tallest dog species in the world.
The Gentle Giant Steals the Show
In the captivating images, Tunstall appears completely captivated by her majestic canine friend, who stands nearly shoulder-to-shoulder with the singer despite her being on her feet. The photos perfectly capture the unique bond between human and hound, showcasing both the dog's impressive stature and gentle nature.
"Irish Wolfhounds are renowned for their towering height and calm temperament," making them surprisingly suitable companions despite their intimidating size. Historical records indicate these majestic creatures were once prized by nobility for hunting wolves across the Irish countryside.
A Celebrity's Best Friend
The Grammy-nominated artist, known for her soulful voice and heartfelt lyrics, has previously spoken about her love for animals. These latest photos reveal a more personal side to the musician, showing her in relaxed, casual moments away from the stage lights.
Fans and dog lovers alike have flooded the comments with admiration for the beautiful duo, with many expressing surprise at the dog's monumental proportions and the evident affection between them.
More Than Just a Pet
Irish Wolfhounds have long held a special place in Celtic culture and mythology, often symbolising courage, loyalty, and strength. Tunstall's choice of companion reflects her Scottish heritage and appreciation for breeds with historical significance to the British Isles.
The photos serve as a beautiful reminder that even the largest creatures can have the gentlest hearts, and that true friendship comes in all sizes - even when that size is absolutely massive.
