Following a three-year span since the canine's kidnapping - Singer Lady Gaga acquires a new canine companion.
Approximately three years gone by, the sensational abduction of Lady Gaga's (38) pooches, two French Bulldogs, took place. Now, the famous American singer has embraced a new puppy, and it too hails from the French Bulldog breed.
Unforeseen Encounter on TikTok
On TikTok, Gaga published a video on a Wednesday where she is seen hugging a tiny French Bulldog with shades of gray, white, and brown. She set her collaboration with Bruno Mars (38), "Die With A Smile", as the tune for the video. The name of the new pet has yet to surface, as Gaga only labeled the video with a snowflake emoji. In the video, the actress from "Joker: Folie a Deux" donned dark hair, vibrant red lipstick, icy blue eyeshadow, and intense eyeliner.
Lady Gaga's fans are ecstatic about the latest addition to the family and have already proposed names. One TikTok user suggested "Bruno", while another proposed "Lady Mars". Influencer Dylan Mulvaney commented, "I must meet her immediately", to which Lady Gaga replied, "She's our new queen."
Shocking Incident from Three Years Ago
Lady Gaga currently has at least three French Bulldogs - an elderly black one named Asia, aged ten, and Koji, born in 2015, and Gustav, born in 2016.
The latter two dogs were snatched away in February 2021, following an attack on Gaga's dog walker who was shot while she was away filming a movie in Rome. It took several days before the dogs were recovered. One of the kidnappers was later imprisoned for four years. It was also disclosed that the supposed finder of the dogs, who Gaga was expected to reward, had actually played a part in the kidnapping.
In the aftermath of the shocking incident where Lady Gaga's beloved French Bulldogs were stolen, she has shown resilience by welcoming a new French Bulldog pup into her family.
Despite losing Koji and Gustav, Lady Gaga's affection for the French Bulldog breed remains strong, as evident in her recent adoption of a new French Bulldog.
