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Problem:A news report that the Internet sensation known as Grumpy Cat has earned $100 million is "completely inaccurate," the cat's owner, Tabatha Bundesen, told The Huffington Post. 
  
 The British tabloid The Daily Express reported on Sunday that Grumpy Cat had earned 64 million British pounds, or roughly $100 million, for Bundesen. 
  
 Bundesen declined to comment on her cat's specific earnings. She said she is considering how and when to give a full interview to set the record straight. She said her TV deal with Lifetime likely meant she would provide additional details to that channel. 
  
 Grumpy Cat's agent, Ben Lashes, who calls himself a "meme manager," did not immediately respond to a request for comment from The Huffington Post. 
  
 The Daily Express did not immediately respond to a request for comment. 
  
 Grumpy Cat, whose real name is Tardar Sauce, became an Internet meme for being a very grumpy looking cat. Her YouTube page now has more than 16 million views, and she has an endorsement deal with Friskies cat food. She also has "authored" two books, the first of which became a New York Times bestseller, and has a movie -– "Grumpy Cat’s Worst Christmas Ever" -– currently airing on Lifetime. ||||| She is the world's crankiest cat with a permanent scowl that has inspired countless memes, a best-selling series of books and a movie. 
  
 But even the news that she has amassed a £64million fortune has not been enough to put a smile on the face of internet sensation Grumpy Cat – real name Tardar Sauce. 
  
 The feline, who shot to fame two years ago in a YouTube video that got 15.7 million views, has earned more than Hollywood stars Nicole Kidman, Cameron Diaz and Matthew McConaughey. 
  
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 Internet sensation Grumpy Cat has amassed a £64million fortune - more than a host of A-listers 
  
 Grumpy has a book deal and made her Hollywood debut last month in Grumpy Cat's Worst Christmas Ever 
  
 Owner Tabatha Bundesen from Morristown, Arizona, said the two-year-old moggy is 'unstoppable'. 
  
 She told The Express: 'What she's achieved in such a short time is unimaginable and absolutely mind-blowing. 
  
 'I was able to quit my job as a waitress within days of her first appearance on social media and the phone simply hasn't stopped ringing since.' 
  
 Grumpy was born with dwarfism and an underbite, giving her a disgruntled expression. 
  
 She is owned by Tabatha Bundesen, who lives in Phoenix, and is a regular visitor at the offices of Vogue and Lucky magazine 
  
 The two-year-old feline has inspired countless memes and has 521,000 followers on Instagram 
  
 She even made an appearance onstage at FOX's American Idol XIII and posed with Jennifer Lopez 
  
 She shot to fame two years ago in a video that got more than 15.7 million views on YouTube 
  
 Grumpy was born with dwarfism and an underbite, giving her a permanently disgruntled expression 
  
 Her first book, Grumpy Cat: A Grumpy Book, was a guide to attaining 'true grumpiness' from the self-appointed 'master of bad attitude' 
  
 She now 521,000 followers on Instagram and 255,000 on Twitter and her face appears on calendars, mugs and T-shirts. 
  
 Her first book, Grumpy Cat: A Grumpy Book, was a guide to attaining 'true grumpiness' from the self-appointed 'master of bad attitude'. 
  
 Helpful tips included eating ice cream cones to get incurable brain freezes and reminding yourself that a kiss carries more germs than 100 toilet seats. 
  
 The follow-up, The Grumpy Guide To Life: Observations By Grumpy Cat, advises that 'It's always good to have a partner in crime - you need someone to blame when people start asking questions'. 
  
 She is the 'spokescat' for a Friskies brand of cat food and her latest deal is for her own brand of iced coffee, Grumppuccino. 
  
 Her Hollywood debut, Grumpy Cat's Worst Christmas Ever, attracted millions of viewers and was the most tweeted about film on its release date. 
  
 Aubrey Plaza (right) was the voice for Grumpy in her new film and appeared on NBC News with Natalie Morales 
  
 Ms Bundesen from Morristown, Arizona, said the two-year-old mixed breed moggy is 'unstoppable' 
  
 Grumpy was born with dwarfism and an underbite, giving her a permanently disgruntled expression 
  
 Grumpy is the 'spokescat' for a Friskies brand of cat food and her latest deal is for her own brand of iced coffee, Grumppuccino 
  
 Her latest deal is for her own brand of iced coffee, Grumppuccino, which is sold in a number of stores 
  
 Her follow-up book, The Grumpy Guide To Life: Observations By Grumpy Cat, advises that 'It's always good to have a partner in crime - you need someone to blame when people start asking questions' 
  
 She has more than 255,000 followers on Twitter and her face appears on calendars, mugs and T-shirts ||||| With a relentless look of malevolence “Grumpy Cat” is not exactly cute. 
  
 But the piercing stare and air of withering contempt has proved astonishingly lucrative for the cat’s owner, Tabatha Bundesen of Morristown, Arizona. 
  
 In just two years the cat – whose real name is Tardar Source – has made £64 million from an array of products, including bestselling books and a film. 
  
 Not surprisingly Ms Bundesen believes her pet is “unstoppable”. 
  
 She told the Express : 'What she's achieved in such a short time is unimaginable and absolutely mind-blowing. 
  
 'I was able to quit my job as a waitress within days of her first appearance on social media and the phone simply hasn't stopped ringing since.” 
  
 Grumpy’s earnings have dwarfed those of many of Hollywood’s biggest names such as Gwyneth Paltrow who, according to Forbes magazine, earned just over £12 million last year. 
  
 The cat is also outstripping the world’s top footballers including Christiano Ronaldo, whose total remuneration this year is estimated at £27.1 million. 
  
 Grumpy’s permanent scowl is a result of her having been born with dwarfism and an underbite. 
  
 She became an Internet superstar after Ms Bundesen's brother posted a picture online. 
  
 Her fame spread rapidly especially once she was taken up by Ben Lashes – an “Internet cat “ agent. 
  
 The frown has proved irresistible on social media with 521,000 followers on Instagram and 255,000 on Twitter. 
  
 There have been a line of products including a brand of iced coffee, called Grumppuccino and the cat is also “the face” of Friskies. 
  
 Last year the curmudgeonly cat appeared on the front pages of The Wall Street Journal and New York Magazine. 
  
 Grumpy’s big screen debut is coming soon, The film “Grumpy Cat’s Worst Christmas Ever” has been billed as a cross between Home Alone and Die Hard. |||||
Solution:
A cat with dwarfism hasn't made her owner rich after all. The Express reported that Grumpy Cat, the Internet sensation who recently starred in a film, had made almost $100 million over the past two years—but the cat's owner, Tabatha Bundesen, tells the Huffington Post that that number is "completely inaccurate." She provided no details, but says she will likely reveal Grumpy Cat's earnings on Lifetime because Bundesen has a TV deal with the channel. Still, the original story was a doozey, placing the cat's income above that of Nicole Kidman, Matt Damon, and Matthew McConaughey. "What she’s achieved in such a short time is unimaginable and absolutely mind-blowing," Bundesen was quoted as saying. "I was able to quit my job as a waitress within days of her first appearance on social media and the phone simply hasn’t stopped ringing since," the 28-year-old from Arizona added. Grumpy, whose real name is Tardar Sauce, stars in Grumpy Cat's Worst Christmas Ever and has a book out that's been translated into 15 languages. The YouTube video that helped bring her to fame has garnered some 15.7 million views. She's two years old, the Daily Mail reports, meaning she's been famous most of her life. The cat's frown comes from having dwarfism and an underbite, the Telegraph notes. In other words, she's not necessarily that grumpy—unlike a cat who earlier this year prompted its family to call police.