The Bold and the Beautiful star Romy Park, recently shared exciting news about expanding her furry family, and fans couldn’t be happier! The actress, known for her love of animals, introduced two precious puppies, Misha and Daisy, into her life. The heartwarming journey to becoming a dog mom again was made possible through a special connection with The Young and the Restless star Michael Graziadei.
The Bold And The Beautiful Star Introduces New Family Addition
In a heartfelt social media post, the B&B actress revealed that Michael Graziadei (Daniel on The Young and the Restless) and his wife, Lauren, played a key role in this exciting addition. “To Michael Graziadei and his wife, Lauren, thank you for introducing me to your friend whose Pom had a litter,” she expressed with gratitude.
Her journey to finding the perfect pups wasn’t an easy one, but she received plenty of encouragement along the way. She also extended thanks to The Bold and the Beautiful’s Naomi Matsuda (Li) and Kimberly Pesek for supporting her in making this important decision. “Much gratitude to Kimberly Pesek and Naomi Matsuda, who were both aware that this was not an easy decision for me, but knew my endless capacity to give love.”
The actress also took a moment to reflect on the loss of her beloved dogs, Versace and Bear, who had crossed the Rainbow Bridge. While their absence is deeply felt, she finds comfort in knowing they are watching over her new puppies with endless love. “My babies Versace and Bear are looking down from Rainbow Bridge in Heaven and thrilled that I’m growing the pack,” she wrote.
As the star embarks on this new chapter as a proud dog mom, fans are eagerly awaiting more adorable photos and videos of Misha and Daisy. With her deep love for animals, it’s clear these two pups will be spoiled with affection and care. Stay tuned to Soap Opera Daily for more updates from The Bold and the Beautiful star as she shares the joy of her newest four-legged family members!
They are adorable. Much happiness to you and your furry friends.