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Just when you thought Marlon Bundo, Vice President Mike Pences bunny, couldnt get more famous the rabbitnow has an Instagramaccount.

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Pet rabbit "Marlon Bundo," is carried off the plane of Vice president-elect Mike Pence as he arrives with his wife Karen Pence and daughter Charlotte Pence, at Andrews Air Force Base, Md., Monday, Jan. 9, 2017. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)(Photo: Alex Brandon, AP)

Just when you thought Marlon Bundo, Vice President Mike Pences bunny, couldnt get more famous the rabbitnow has an Instagramaccount.

The account showed up this week with a photo of the bunny on a very regal looking desk. Then came a video of him dancing with the hashtags #firstbundreddays and #botus.

Is this the real, official Marlon Bundo? The IndyStar is still verifying. But it sure looks like the Bunny of the United States.

America got its first glimpse of Pences bunny when the family left Indiana to move to Washington, D.C. Pence tweeted a photo of his daughter, Charlotte, holding Marlon Bundo on an U.S. Air Force passenger jet.

Marlon Bundo quickly became an internet sensation, and his Instagram already has more than 850 followers.

As one Instagram commentator put it: Nice to see a bunny in government!

IndyStar reporter Amy Bartner contributed to this article.

Call IndyStar reporter Chelsea Schneider at (317) 444-6077. Follow her on Twitter: @IndyStarChelsea.

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