Mike Pence’s pet rabbit became a national celebrity

Vice President Mike Pence and his daughter Charlotte have created a new national celebrity, their pet rabbit Marlon Bundo (named after Marlon Brando but funnier) wrote a book for children. The animal is a new national celebrity, writes Charlotte Pence.

The precocious pet rabbit of the vice president of the United States is hopping into a book deal. Marlon Bundo announced Friday on his own Instagram account, that he is the star of a new book ‘A Day in the Life of the Vice President’. The release date is March 19, Marlon Bundo’s book will chronicle the BOTUS’ (Bunny of the United States) day alongside “Grampa” Mike Pence.

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A Big Announcement for my Friends! Coming to a bookstore near you on March 19! Mom wrote a children's book about me and Grandma painted beautiful watercolors in it, too! In the book, I follow Grampa around all day, as a BOTUS should, while he goes about his duties as Vice President! Also, Mom and Grandma are donating a portion of their proceeds to charity! Check out my Instagram story for more info (and to pre-order)! (Next time I do a book signing, I'm going to practice my paw print beforehand! Don't worry, it was bunny-safe ink ☺️)

A post shared by Marlon Bundo (Pence) (@marlonbundo) on Sep 15, 2017 at 7:46am PDT

A book by Vice President’s rabbit promises to be interesting for kids

Pence family – Mike, Kare, Charlotte – took part in the creation of the book, it was written by Charlotte Pence, with watercolour illustrations by second lady Karen Pence, an award-winning artist.

Charlotte adopted Marlon Bundo, named for actor Marlon Brando, for a college filmmaking project. Bundo has since gone viral, appearing at official White House events and frequently posting updates in the first person on social media.