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Friday, 17 May 2019

Grumpy Cat, the richest cat in the world with $100M fortune is dead

Grumpy Cat, the richest cat in the world with $100M fortune is dead
Internet sensation and the world's richest cat has passed away at the age of 7 after amassing a $100million fortune .

Grumpy Cat, owned by Tabatha Bundesen from Morristown, Arizona shot to fame in 2012 in a YouTube video that got 15.7 million views. The cat even earned more than Hollywood stars Nicole Kidman, Cameron Diaz and Matthew McConaughey during her time in the spotlight.

Grumpy Cat, the richest cat in the world with $100M fortune is dead


According to Dailymail, the cat named Tardar Sauce was born with dwarfism and an underbite, giving her a disgruntled expression.
Her family took to Instagram this morning to announce the news that she'd died on Tuesday from a urinary tract infection, saying: 'Some days are grumpier than others'. 

Grumpy Cat, the richest cat in the world with $100M fortune is dead
A statement released by Grumpy Cat's owners read:
‘We are unimaginably heartbroken to announce the loss of our beloved Grumpy Cat. 
‘Despite care from top professionals, as well as from her very loving family, Grumpy encountered complications from a recent urinary tract infection that unfortunately became too tough for her to overcome. 
‘She passed away peacefully on the morning of Tuesday, May 14, at home in the arms of her mommy, Tabatha. 
‘Besides being our baby and a cherished member of the family, Grumpy Cat has helped millions of people smile all around the world – even when times were tough.’ ‘Her spirit will continue to live on through her fans everywhere.’
Heartbroken fans have taken to social media to pay tribute to the much-loved pet online.

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