Rachida Dati reconciled with Gabriel Attal’s dog! This “canine aperitif” of which Volta was the star: Femme Actuelle Le MAG

Tensions seem to have eased between Rachida Dati, Gabriel Attal and his dog, the chow-chow named Volta. Wednesday April 24, 2024, the Minister of Culture and mayor of the 7th arrondissement of Paris published several photos on her X account (formerly Twitter) on the occasion of her traditional canine aperitif. In the photographs, young Zohra’s mother appeared surrounded by residents of the 7th arrondissement of Paris and their animals, and in particular wanted to immortalize her meeting with little Volta, the dog of the Prime Minister, Gabriel Attal. “Friendly and festive moment with the residents and their dogs in the garden of the 7th town hall”she wrote on the social network, wishing to clarify that Volta was also “come to meet your neighbors”. A publication which marks the end of tensions with the little ball of fur, which Rachida Dati had threatened almost a month ago after a disagreement with her master.

“Your dog doesn’t like Arabs!”

Tuesday March 19, 2024, The world revealed that the Minister of Culture had taken on Gabriel Attal’s chow-chow after a dispute. She had been suspected by the daily for having threatened the Prime Minister’s dog with turning her into a kebab if his culture budget was reduced by 200 million euros. But during an interview with Paris Match published Thursday April 11, 2024, Rachida Dati admitted that the SMS had not “never existed” and that these remarks had been taken out of context, after “an exchange of jokes during current affairs questions in the Senate”.

Zohra’s mother, a fan of the most virulent punchlines, had decided to admit the reasons for these threats against the Prime Minister’s chow-chow. “At Matignon, when Volta sees me, he flees. I said to Gabriel: ‘Your dog doesn’t like Arabs! To make things right, I’m going to send him an invitation’“, she explained before justifying the invitation of the dog to her dog aperitif, “with buffet of kibble and chips for the masters”specified the mayor of the 7th arrondissement of Paris.