The comedian left an explicit voicemail for Daphna Nachminovitch, the senior vice president of PETA's Cruelty Investigations Department, justifying his decision to shop for a dog at a pet store.
Pete Davidson leaves foul-mouthed voicemail for PETA executive amid puppy purchase backlash
"And my mom's f***ing dog, who's two years old, died a week prior, and we're all so sad. So I had to get a specific dog. So why don't you do your research before f***ing create[ing] news story for people because you're a boring, tired c***. F*** you. And suck my d***." He also addressed the anger he'd expressed in the voicemail, saying it stemmed from the grief his family was feeling after the loss of Henry.
"Not sure id [sic] even be around without him. He was the happiest and sweetest dog ever. He used to get excited when he saw me and would pee everywhere…He was truly the best. My mom, sister and I are broken and will miss him forever. We love you Henry. Thank you for making our lives fuller and reminding me what actually matters."
But it seems she was barking up the wrong tree with that suggestion, as her words angered Davidson, allegedly prompting the explosive voicemail.
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