Bengal Cat Takes on Main Character Role, Becoming the 'Star' of Christmas

Bengal cats, known for their striking patterns reminiscent of wild cats, are both elegant and lively. They enjoy affection but also exhibit intelligence, sweetness, and boundless energy. Some owners even note that their Bengals display personalities similar to dogs.

Emily Feret, who usually shares glimpses of her life as a mother of two, posted a humorous video on Facebook highlighting a memorable moment with her Bengal cat, Rupert. Preparing for the holiday season, Feret decorated her Christmas tree, only for Rupert to claim the top spot where the star belongs. His bold perch seems to say, I am the star of Christmas, though it might simply be a comfortable resting placecats are notoriously mysterious in their motivations.

In the video, Feret exclaims, "Rupert, this is getting ridiculous. What do you think you're doing?" Yet Rupert remains unfazed, staring away calmly. The moment is perfectly paired with the tune of "Lucky," capturing the essence of feline fortune. Cats enjoy freedom, constant care, and comfort, making them truly fortunate companions.

Fans were eager to see how Rupert reached the top, and Feret shared another clip showing him carefully climbing the tree, paw by paw, until he settled like the crowned star he is. While he doesnt topple the tree, his movements do shake branches enough to discourage ornament placement.

The post sparked relatable stories from other cat owners. One person shared that their cat disappeared for three days, only to be found lounging in the tree. Many commenters exchanged tips to prevent cats from climbing Christmas trees, such as wrapping tinfoil around the base, placing mirrors at the bottom, or using citrus-scented air fresheners. While these methods may work, some prefer to let cats enjoy the tree, as their antics create countless entertaining moments.

This amusing tale originally appeared on Parade Pets on November 30, 2025, in the Pet News section.

Author: Sophia Brooks