Lisa Vanderpump and husband Ken Todd enjoyed a fancy dinner for three at E Baldi  in Beverly Hills on Tuesday night.

Their plus one was a dog.

But when the couple left, their fluffy Pomeranian pooch – dressed in a pink outfit – looked annoyed with its famous owners. 

At one point Ken helped Lisa as she tried to get a strong hold on the pampered canine. 

Lisa looked ready for a meeting while dressed in a black power suit with a blouse. The Vanderpump Rules star also had on platform-heeled boots.

Her glam was on target with groomed lightened brown locks flowing and pink-toned makeup as she carried a black Chanel purse.

Lisa Vanderpump and husband Ken Todd enjoyed a fancy dinner for three at E Baldi in Beverly Hills on Tuesday night. Their plus one was a dog

At one point Ken helped Lisa as she tried to get a strong hold on the pampered canine 

Similarly styled to his wife, Todd, 78, looked stylish in dark blue pants and blazer with a black dress shirt and brown boots.

Once the pair, who have been married for 42 years, got Puffy’s pink ensemble in order they all hopped into the vehicle and made their way seemingly back home to their posh Beverly Hills digs.

Vanderpump, 64, initially gained fame as a main cast member on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills in 2010, which went on through 2019. 

She then parlayed her Housewives fame into multiple reality television shows, beginning with Bravo’s Vanderpump Rules, which launched in 2013 and was the first spinoff of the Housewives show.

It is currently undergoing a complete makeover after axing the cast in favor of a completely new one for the highly anticipated season 12 — which is slated to begin production this year.

Since 2021, she has also starred in E!’s Overserved With Lisa Vanderpump, Peacock’s Vanderpump Dogs, and Vanderpump Villa, that launched on Hulu this past year. 

During her rise to public prominence, the British restaurateur has also been known for her profound love for dogs demonstrated through her rescue center, Vanderpump Dogs, and her non-profit, The Vanderpump Dog Foundation.

The foundation, established in 2016, helps rescue and rehabilitate homeless dogs, with a mission to create a more humane world for dogs. 

The proud dog lover can typically be seen out with Puffy at many public events; the British born star is pictured with her beloved pooch in New York City in May 2024

The reality mogul’s love for dogs extends to her rescue center, Vanderpump Dogs, and her non-profit, The Vanderpump Dog Foundation; she is seen at the foundation’s 6th gala in 2024

Its mission extends across the globe, partnering with rescues in various countries and operating rescue facilities in China to help dogs from the Yulin Dog Meat Festival and the dog meat trade.

Closer to home, the organization also focuses on the many problems in the U.S. such as ‘dog overpopulation, abuse, neglect and lack of education with regards to spaying and neutering pets’ through ‘education, legislation, and activism.’

During her time trying to make a difference with our four-legged friends, Vanderpump has always maintained a pack of her own dog rescues at her home in Beverly Hills.

Vanderpump and Todd, who have been married since August 1982, are the proud parents of two children: a daughter, Pandora, who recently welcomed her second child with husband Jason Sabo, and an adopted son, Max.