Jennie Garth suggests she receives 'signs' from Luke Perry as the 90210 actress shares snap of 'McKay Rd' street sign
In March, Luke Perry tragically passed away from a stroke at just 52-years-old.
And Jennie Garth felt as though she received a sign from her former co-star, with an image she shared on Instagram on Tuesday.
The snap shared by the 90210 star featured a street sign with the words, 'McKay Rd.' written across it.
'Sometimes there are just signs': Jennie Garth, 47, felt as though she received a sign from her late, former co-star, Luke Perry, with an image she shared on Instagram on Tuesday
Coincidence: The street name was the same last name as Luke's character in 90210, Dylan McKay
'Sometimes there are just signs...,' Jennie, 47, captured the post.
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The street name was the same last name as Luke's character in 90210, Dylan McKay.
It's been nearly three months since the late actor passed away from a massive ischemic stroke in Los Angeles.
Gone, but not forgotten: It's been nearly three months since her 90210 co-star Luke passed away from a massive ischemic stroke in Los Angeles
The former teen heartthrob was taken off life support after suffering from a second stoke, and died on March 4 at a hospital in the LA neighborhood of Burbank.
Luke left everything he owned to his two children, Sophie, 18, and son Jack, 21. The Tennessee native was married to their mother, Rachel Sharp, from November 1993 until 2003.
He had recently been engaged to therapist Wendy Bauer.
Then: He, along with Tori Spelling, Brian Austin Green, Ian Ziering, Jennie Garth, Jason Priestley, Gabrielle Carteris and Shannen Doherty, are seen in the original 90210 cast photo
Around the time of his death, the actor starred on the CW's hit show, Riverdale. He played the father of the handsome and popular football star, Archie Andrews.
90210 is slated for an August 7 reboot, featuring the show's original stars. Luke wasn't initially planning to join the show, but his co-stars did consult him for the project.
'It's a hard situation. I knew that going into it that Luke couldn't do the reboot because he was shooting Riverdale,' began Bryan Austin Green, in an interview with People.
'But my honest hope was he would make time to come do at least three episodes. He was awesome. We talked to him on the phone because we still wanted his input. He was just that kind of guy. Knowing that that's not a possibility [because of his death] is really hard.'
Now: 90210 is slated for an August 7 reboot, featuring the show's original stars. Luke wasn't initially planning to join the show, but his co-stars did consult him for the project. They are seen in LA earlier this month
