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'It's a solemn day at the ranch': Chris Pratt mourns death of his beloved ram Prince Rupert

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Chris Pratt shared the sad news Thursday that his ram Prince Rupert had died.The 41-year-old actor shared a sweet black and white photo to Instagram of himself cuddling with the massive black ram.'It’s a solemn day at #StillwaterRanch as Prince Rupert the ram passed away,' he wrote.

Gone too soon: Chris Pratt, 41, shared the sad news on Thursday that his ram Prince Rupert had died'He took his final rest # right next to the still water of the lake under a 100 year old apple tree.

I’m very sad,' he continued'I was the only one who could wrestle him down to clip his hooves. He was a big cuddler and sported the thickest most beautiful chocolate coat.

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