Jennifer Lawrence Explains Difficult Decision To Rehome Her Beloved Dog
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Jennifer Lawrence is opening up about the difficult decision to rehome her dog.
The “Hunger Games” star was asked if she was a dog or cat person, when she pivoted to talking about a major life update regarding her pup, Princess Pippi Longstocking.
“I am really uncomfortable answering this question,” Lawrence said at a Q&A for her new film, “Die My Love,” at the 92nd Street Y in New York City.
“She’s alive, she’s with my parents,” the actor added. “She did not like New York. I lived on 1st and 67th just to be near the park for her.”
Aside from that, Lawrence admitted that “after I had a kid, dogs became so scary.”
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