Graham Cracker, who?
James Kennedy has renamed his and Raquel Leviss’ dog after the canine’s alleged biting incidents.
The DJ re-introduced the pooch to his Instagram followers over the weekend as Hippie.
“This is a tribute to my late godfather, George Michael’s dog’s name, the only dog I saw around the house growing up,” Kennedy, 31, captioned the Sunday upload to his Story.
“Although George and Hippie are in heaven now together, I know that they are watching over me now, a proud doggy papa!” he concluded.
The reality star adopted the dog in 2018 while engaged to Leviss, who now goes by her legal name, Rachel.
Following their breakup three years later, Kennedy told “Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen” viewers that the pet was “in [his] past.”
On Thursday, however, he posted pictures of himself and girlfriend Ally Lewber with the pup, writing that Graham was “back home.”
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Kennedy gushed, “Look who made his way … back into my life. I’ll take care of you forever, and I love you.”
Leviss’ mom, Laura, who had been watching the dog while her daughter sought treatment in Arizona post-Scandoval, subsequently told Entertainment Tonight how Kennedy’s reunion came to be.
“While caring for him, [Graham] bit me to the bone, causing severe damage,” Laura claimed, also accusing him of biting her husband, a trainer and “several [other] people.”
She explained that Lisa Vanderpump’s dog rescue organization, Vanderpump Dog Foundation, “picked up Graham” from California Doodle Rescue on July 13, where she had surrendered him in May.
Leviss, who left the mental health facility earlier this month, has yet to comment on her former pet’s new living situation with Kennedy.
Graham was present on the “Vanderpump Rules” cast trip to Lake Tahoe as the 28-year-old remained in Arizona.
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