Seth Meyers Shares Thoughts On Stories About His Dog Frisbee’s Death Acknowledging How Much Andy Samberg Hated Her

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On that mournful day for Seth Meyers, the loss of his beloved 14-year-old dog Frisbee was deeply felt. He took to social media to share touching photos of the adorable greyhound that could bring tears to any dog lover’s eyes. However, along with this heartfelt post came an outpouring of headlines about Andy Samberg’s ongoing joke regarding his dislike for Frisbee. Now, Meyers has spoken up about the unexpected attention given to his late pet’s disagreement with his SNL colleague.

Previous celebrity disputes have often provided great amusement, such as the “feud” instances between Matt Damon and Jimmy Kimmel or Dwayne Johnson and Kevin Hart constantly teasing one another. However, unlike those, Andy Samberg’s disagreement wasn’t actually about Seth Meyers. Instead, it was primarily centered around Seth’s dog, Frisbee.

After the passing of the adorable Italian Greyhound, the former Weekend Update anchor posted on his Instagram stories the cover of a NYT article that said fans believed that Samberg is “rejoicing” about Frisbee’s death. Here’s what Seth Meyers’ caption said about his feelings toward the Brooklyn Nine-Nine actor constantly being featured in headlines about his dog’s death:

Although feeling sorrowful over the demise of Frisbee, I can’t help but find humor in all the headlines suggesting Andy Samberg’s dislike for her.

As a dedicated cinema enthusiast, it seems like Andy Samberg, the witty host of Late Night, is skillfully infusing humor into an otherwise melancholic phase I’m going through as a dog owner. In a peculiar twist, the ongoing feud between Samberg and Frisbee, as portrayed in Palm Springs, could perhaps serve as an unusual yet comforting catalyst for Seth Meyers, helping him cope with the loss of his beloved pup.

It’s well-known that Andy Samberg’s comedic skit involving Frisbee was a classic joke. However, as per Seth Meyers’ tweet following his dog’s demise, it appears that the humorously reciprocal sentiment was felt even by Frisbee itself.

She also disliked him, FWIW

It seems as if the television host is intentionally prolonging this “dispute.” During a February question-and-answer session with his Late Night audience, Meyers joked about Andy Samberg disliking his dog so much that he removed Frisbee from their family’s Christmas cards and sent them back to him. This certainly has a darkly humorous tone to it.

Seth Meyers explained that the actor from the movie “Hot Rod” disliked Frisbees because he felt they resembled a rodent, specifically comparing them to a rat. After Frisbee’s passing, it makes me wonder if Samberg contacted his old friend and expressed condolences or continued their long-standing banter with one final jab.

Reframing the idea: The various tales about Frisbee’s demise and Andy Samberg’s amusing “dispute” with the dog have demonstrated an enduring connection between the Golden Globe winner and Meyers’ pooch in death. This duo has left us a tale that continues to entertain fans, ensuring we’ll forever recollect the comedy actor’s playful feud with a charming pup.

Every weeknight, fresh installments of the show “Late Night with Seth Meyers” continue to be scheduled on television for 2025, and it’s possible to catch them online as well by subscribing to the streaming service, Peacock.

Our hearts go out to Meyers and his family in their time of grief.

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2025-08-20 23:42