JANE FONDA’S BOYFRIEND: “WHAT ABOUT ME?”

Jane Fonda leaves Craigs after having dinner with husband

Jane Fonda leaves Craigs after having dinner with husband.

Looks like Jane Fonda is more interested in her dog than she is her boyfriend! Jane and Richard Perry had a dinner date at Craig’s and Jane brought along her beloved dog Tulea. The pup was wearing a vest that indicates he is a “service dog” and can go places – like restaurants – that other dogs can’t. If you have the money, it’s not difficult to get a service dog vest whether it’s legitimate or not. This has a lot of dog owners riled up in LA, because it doesn’t seem fair. After dinner, Jane was so concerned about getting Tulea tucked into the car that she nearly forgot her boyfriend Richard.

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14 thoughts on “JANE FONDA’S BOYFRIEND: “WHAT ABOUT ME?”

  1. disgusting…..both of them
    but mostly her.
    if that is a “service” dog i am the queen of england…..money doesn’t talk it screams

    i wonder what she would really look like at her age if she had not had any plastic surgery?

  2. Dog owners are riled up? What about everyone else who don’t want a bunch of animals in the restaurant…service dogs are not meant to be a privilege. They are a necessity for some people. When others abuse the rules, it makes it harder on those who really require service dogs.

  3. I know Richard Perry. And he’s an a**hole. I more impressed that he could get Jane Fonda than any other aspect of the article…

  4. Those service vests need to go away. People use them to haul their dogs into restaurants, and to get sympathy. Go to a shrink instead, and get some pills.

  5. is this the same Richard Perry that used to date Barbra Streisand? Jane Fonda is a bitch pig. No one wants to know about her and her dog.

  6. Poor Jane is really embarrassed by mouth-breathing Richard’s low-rent dentures. She has tried to ditch him in every restaurant and shopping mall from here to Tujunga–bless him!

    And, yes, as mentioned, he’s a card-carrying asshole–but he must be able to gum p*ssy like a champ; it’s the only possible way he’s still pulling prime tail. 😀

  7. I live in Europe and take my two big dogs with me into restaurants all the time. It’s accepted and it’s fun to have them with us. They are family members. Do you tie Grandma to a tree when you eat in a restaurant? What exactly do Americans think will happen if there is a dog under a table in a restaurant. Dog in restaurant–no. Gun–fine. SMH

  8. My first Hollywood Party was in 1982 on the roof of Empire West Towers and I titled it “The Summer of 82″, a blatant plug of the hit film then The Summer of 42” starring Jennifer O’Neil (who attended)and who I had a crush on- …also attending ? Richard Perry with Tina Turner. He was a super achiever and did not suffer fools well… why he rubbed some the wrong way is confirmed by some readers of this blog.

  9. John, I agree, in fact, I’d rather see dogs in restaurants than kids. But that’s just me.

  10. John, you’re exactly right. It’s so great that in Europe, dogs are allowed in restaurants, even the finest ones, and it’s never been an issue.

  11. I totally understand the love of one’s dog and really don’t blame anyone for wanting to have their pooch with them. No, not fair to call an animal a service animal if they are not one, and I do realize how that angers a lot of people and isn’t playing by the rules. Just saying I get it, Jane.

  12. No way should animals be allowed in grocery stores or restaurants. The animal nuts should go away with their animals. Jane looks like it is all over for her except as a Bob Barker animal nut!

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