How old is taylor swifts cat

She likes her business kept to herself. She doesn't like a camera shoved in her face, and who can blame her. So there's your update on Meredith. Did I get this lucky???? I wanted to say thank you to you so today I will be addressing a very pressing issue," she joked. Subtitles are provided in the video, for those who don't speak the cat language yet. She appeared on an episode of The Ellen Show showing a video clip of her cat.

She appeared in a vine video which Taylor posted on twitter where Taylor is watching the Titanic movie. Taylor Swift often post photos of Meredith in Taylor's twitter account. Meredith and Olivia have several social media accounts set up by Taylor and her brother, Austin. The two sisters were even featured in an Instagram picture taken by Taylor's boyfriend at the time, Calvin Harris , which he captioned "Moment". And honestly? It was an absolute honor.

Check out the gallery below to see all the fancy felines for yourself. In early , Taylor only had one cat — Meredith Grey. Meredith is a Scottish Fold cat. Taylor also got another cat in — Olivia Benson. Guess Taylor has a type! Both cats are beyond adorable, and Taylor features them on her social media all the time.

Alone, unless you wanna come along. Do they cringe when Taylor drags them in front of a camera for an Instagram photo shoot? But what about her own cats specifically? They are often part of her professional projects — and you can be sure they get star treatment.

Her cats have their own personalized bags and cat backpacks for their time spend taking private jet rides. And all of their names are trademarked for merchandise, including clothes, houseware, accessories, luggage, toys and more. Photo: Taylor Swift's Instagram. Swift has had Meredith Grey since Still very successful like her other cat siblings, Meredith is more private than the other two cats. In April, fans were concerned that Meredith was missing, but Swift assured them that she is fine, just timid.

She likes her business kept to herself.