In her final months, Diane Keaton found joy in life’s simplest pleasures — spending time with her golden retriever, Reggie, and finally fulfilling

a lifelong dream. The Oscar-winning Annie Hall star, known for her wit, timeless style, and authenticity, continued to inspire even in her later years.

Just months before her passing, Keaton released her debut holiday single, First Christmas — a project she described as a “dream come true.”

Long passionate about music, she embraced the chance to share her voice, proving it’s never too late to follow your heart.

Her final social media post showed her smiling beside Reggie for National Pet Day, promoting her organic dog biscuit line.

After her death, fans flooded the post with tributes, remembering the warmth and humor that defined her both on and off screen.

From The Godfather to Something’s Gotta Give, Keaton’s five-decade career shaped Hollywood and generations of fans.

Though she is gone, her spirit — bold, creative, and full of life — continues to shine through

her work, reminding the world of the beauty of authenticity and the joy of living fully.