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Karl Lagerfeld's cat Choupette could be set to inherit a fortune

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Karl Lagerfeld's cat Choupette is reportedly set to inherit some of the Chanel designer's estimated $195 million fortune.

Chanel confirmed on Tuesday that Lagerfeld, who had been the fashion house's creative director since 1983, had died at the age of 85 after a short illness.

According to French magazine "Le Figaro," Lagerfeld said in a past conversation that Choupette was an "heiress."

Choupette is famous for living a lavish lifestyle, with Lagerfeld referring to her as a "full time job" and hiring maids dedicated to caring for her. She has 235,000 Instagram followers and more than 50,000 followers on Twitter.
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Karl Lagerfeld's cat Choupette could be set to inherit a fortune

Question: If Choupette marries and has kittens with another cat, does the male cat get spousal support?
 
Funny, and of course ridiculous. But I wonder how this works legally. I imagine in the eyes of the law whoever owns the cat owns whatever “belongs” to the cat. I mean, cats don’t pay taxes and somebody is going to pay taxes on that. I guess it could belong to a trust.
 
Skeptic Bob said:
Funny, and of course ridiculous. But I wonder how this works legally. I imagine in the eyes of the law whoever owns the cat owns whatever “belongs” to the cat. I mean, cats don’t pay taxes and somebody is going to pay taxes on that. I guess it could belong to a trust.
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Our cat is 21 years old and rules the roost! For his age he is doing very well.
 
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