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Taylor Swift to trademark her cat Benjamin Button and here's why it is a purrfect decision
After Meredith Grey and Olivia Benson, Taylor Swift is out to trademark her recently adopted kitten Benjamin Button. Get all the details inside.
Taylor Swift is out and about to register a trademark. No, no, it is not for her upcoming music album, not even an entrepreneurial opportunity. She's getting her pet cat trademarked. It is no secret that Taylor is the mother of cats. She has three cats - Meredith, Olivia and Benjamin Swift - and she's getting a trademark for her third cat, Benjamin Button. For the unversed, Benjamin Swift is her recent kitten. They met on the sets of the ME! music video. The white fluffy pet with stunning blue eyes took the internet by storm when Taylor swiftly introduced her to the world. Word on the street is that Benjamin is getting a trademark.
As per a TMZ report, the 29-year-old singer has applied to trademark “Meredith, Olivia and Benjamin Swift.” Sometimes we wish were her cats. Coming back to the report, so yeah, it has been revealed that Taylor wants to trademark Benjamin. Why do it? How will it benefit Taylor? Well, if and when Taylor gets the trademark, the "You Need To Calm Down" hitmaker will open another business opportunity for the singer.
Basically, if there are merchandises featuring Benjamin on it - anything from clothing, phone accessories, toys, luggage, home furnishings, key rings, coloring books, magazines and more - she would get monetary benefits for it. The trademark would help Taylor make more mullah. She will profit from cat-themed merchandises. If this isn't a purrfect deal, we're not sure what would be.
The first time I met Benji. Check out the behind the scenes video on @youtube.
Benjamin's siblings, Meredith Grey and Olivia Benson, are already trademarked and have a slew of merchandise released under their name. What do you think about Benjamin getting a trademark? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.
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