Pamela Anderson invites Macron to her vegan restaurant opening

Anderson is an avid animal rights activist. Photo / Getty

Pamela Anderson is opening a new vegan restaurant in France and has invited the country's new President Emmanuel Macron to dine there.

Anderson has recently made the move to France and is an avid vegan and animal rights activist.

The information about her new restaurant was found in a letter about her apparent boyfriend, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.

Why My Heart Stands With Julian https://t.co/Je0HVoVLum

— Pamela Anderson (@pamfoundation) June 17, 2017

Assange is currently residing inside the Ecuadorean embassy in London and Anderson has been desperately trying to convince political leaders to help free him.

This is quite something: https://t.co/YuqJvZeBGK

— Defend Assange Campaign (@DefendAssange) June 17, 2017

"I am reaching out to Emmanuel Macron, and to his wife Brigitte Trogneux," she wrote.

"As a resident of France, my adopted home, I would like to meet with you and discuss Julian's situation. I am opening a new vegan restaurant in France in July, and I would like to extend my invitation to the new President and his First Lady.

"Join me on the day I open the doors, and we will sit and eat good food and discuss what can be done for Julian. France could display its strength, and so could you, if you give Julian asylum."

Anderson is partnering with chef Christophe Leroy for her new restaurant, which is named Le Table du Marche.

The new establishment is said to open its doors on July 4 for just 50 nights.