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In the era of social media, influencers and celebrities aren't the only ones who can profit from their millions of followers or posts—even pets can. For instance, the website All About Cats recently revealed which animals are the richest in the world.
One of them is Taylor Swift's Scottish cat, Olivia Benson, whose net worth is estimated at 97 million dollars and responds to her name. Anyone would therefore desire to be Taylor's pet.
Millionaire Pets According to Who's Who in the World Another cat, Nala Cat, whose value is estimated at $100 million, is Olivia Benson. With more than 4.4 million followers, Nala appears to be a "public personality" on her Instagram account.
The German shepherd dog Gunther VI, which belongs to the Italian media business Gunther Corporation and has a net worth estimated at $500 million, takes the top spot as the world's wealthiest pet.
The list was created using Instagram data and the potential profit per social media post for the animal. Swift shared a picture of Olivia dozing off on a couch in 2020, and it received over 2 million likes on her Instagram account.
Why is Olivia Benson the name of Taylor's cat?
Swift adores animals, and the name she chose her was inspired by a role performed by Mariska Hargitay in the television drama Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. The cat has starred in a number of her owner's music videos and advertisements, with the most well-known being the Diet Coke commercial she created in 2014.
On the list of wealthiest pets, Sadie, Sunny, Lauren, Layla, and Luke, the dogs of Oprah Winfrey, came in second place with $30 million each, followed by Jiffpom, a Pomeranian, with $25 million, Choupette, the late Karl Lagerfeld's cat, with $13 million, and Pontiac, the late actress Betty White's dog, with $5 million.
