In her final months, Diane Keaton quietly embraced the joys that meant the most — her loyal dog Reggie, her peaceful home life, and a dream she had carried for decades. The Oscar-winning star of Annie Hall passed away at 79, leaving fans and colleagues in heartfelt mourning. Known for her humor, honesty, and iconic fashion sense, she remained a beloved figure to the very end.

Just months earlier, Keaton fulfilled a lifelong wish by releasing her debut holiday single, First Christmas, in 2024. It was a celebration of her love for music, something she once thought she’d never pursue. Her enthusiasm was clear as she shared the news online, calling it a dream come true. For Keaton, the joy was never about perfection — it was about the courage to try.

Her final Instagram post featured Reggie and her collaboration with Hudson Grace, promoting a line of organic dog treats. The cheerful photo has since become a touching reminder of her warmth and creativity. Fans filled the comments with messages of love, calling her “one of the greatest” and celebrating her legacy of kindness and authenticity.

From The Godfather to Something’s Gotta Give, Diane Keaton defined generations of film and style with grace and individuality. Born Diane Hall in Los Angeles, she adopted her mother’s maiden name and built a career rooted in confidence and heart. Her films, her laughter, and her fearless spirit will continue to inspire — a timeless legacy that will never fade.