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A Maltese poodle mix named Noodles has more than two million followers on social media. Noodles is part of a growing trend of petfluencers – dogs and cats becoming famous on social media. And They are making big bucks for their owners. Noodles' owner, Yosa Yon, invited Inside Edition to see how she makes her viral videos. Other petfluencers who are going viral include Doug the Pug, with more than 18 million followers, and Jiffpom, with more than 31 million followers. #Pets #DogsOfTiktok #FamousPets

Thank you @insideedition for taking the time to hear our story and give us a platform to share what God is doing in our lives. We truly don’t take this opportunity lightly. We are still in awe of how everything has been unfolding. In moments like this, we’re reminded that this journey is bigger than us. Even when we don’t fully understand what’s next, we trust that every step is being ordered with purpose. No matter where this leads, one thing will always remain the same. God will be glorified through it all. The highs, the unknowns, and everything in between are all part of His plan, and we’re just grateful to be used. Thank you to everyone who has been supporting, praying, and encouraging us along the way. It truly means more than you know. We will keep you all updated on when the interview airs. ALL glory to God. #AllGloryToGod #FaithInAction #GodsTiming #Testimony #InsideEdition

A girl who disappeared 32 years ago has been found alive and well. Christina Marie Plante was last seen leaving her home outside Phoenix in May 1994 where she lived with her uncle, who was her legal guardian. She was on the way to the stables where her horse was kept but she disappeared. The case went cold, until the local sheriff announced Plante was located alive last week. Authorities say she ran away. Captain Jaime Garrett told Inside Edition how Plante vanished. #coldcase #missing #Phoenix

When Kenneth Copeland was questioned about his private jet, his explanation quickly went viral. In an interview with Inside Edition, he said the aircraft wasn’t simply a luxury purchase — it was an opportunity he couldn’t refuse. According to Copeland, filmmaker Tyler Perry sold him the jet at such a low price that he felt he had no choice but to buy it. “He made that airplane so cheap for me, I couldn’t help but buy it,” Copeland said. The televangelist insisted the jet helps him travel the world spreading his message. Critics, however, continue to question whether religious leaders should live so lavishly — especially when donations from followers help fund their ministries. The comment only fueled the debate about wealth, faith, and the prosperity gospel. Follow @money.fastboost for more insights.

A man got divorced… then became worth $273 million months later. Mike Meirsky was paying alimony to his ex-wife Eileen Murray after their 15-year marriage ended. Five months later, he hit a Mega Millions jackpot worth $273 million. Everything flipped overnight. Most people expected a legal battle. More money usually means more conflict, more control, more power shifts. But that didn’t happen. She walked away. No claim. No fight. No attempt to take a share. She even asked to stop the alimony completely. That decision shocked people more than the win itself. Because this story hits a deeper truth about wealth and success. Hard work matters. But timing, luck, and leverage can change your life faster than effort ever will. One moment, you’re paying. Next moment, you’re untouchable. That’s how fast money changes status, relationships, and power. The real question isn’t “what would you do with $273 million?” It’s this: Would your relationships survive if your life changed overnight? 👉 Follow us (@Capitalpaths) for more! Media: Inside Edition | YT #MoneyMindset #Entrepreneurship #WealthBuilding #SuccessPsychology #LuckVsSkill

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dream I’ve carried for so long finally came true ✨ Standing in front of the Met Gala with Inside Edition—still feels unreal. Grateful, humbled, and just getting started. #MetGala #InsideEdition #DreamComeTrue #Grateful #NYCMoments @insideedition

It’s the great #shoe debate! Should you take off your shoes the moment you enter your home? 👟 #InsideEdition wondered how much #bacteria someone could track into a house. We approached dog walker Brittney Lenhart, who says she walks the pavement 10 miles a day. We took samples from her shoes and sent them to Micrim Labs in #Florida for testing. Her shoes had a bacterial count of 880 million. Do you take your shoes off before going inside?

When asked about his private jet, televangelist Kenneth Copeland gave a viral response. In an interview with Inside Edition, he explained that filmmaker Tyler Perry sold him the plane at such a low price that he “couldn’t help but buy it.” He added that the jet isn’t just a luxury it helps him travel the world to spread his message faster. The comment sparked intense debate online about wealth, faith, and the prosperity gospel especially since his ministry is funded by donations from followers. Critics question whether religious leaders should live such lavish lifestyles, while supporters argue it’s a tool for greater impact. One thing is clear: the conversation about faith and money is far from over. Credit: Inside Edition What do you think smart business move or too extravagant for a spiritual leader? Follow @incometrends for more content like this! #Moneymindset #Billionaires #Powerful #faith

When Kenneth Copeland was questioned about his private jet, his explanation quickly went viral. In an interview with Inside Edition, he said the aircraft wasn’t simply a luxury purchase — it was an opportunity he couldn’t refuse. According to Copeland, filmmaker Tyler Perry sold him the jet at such a low price that he felt he had no choice but to buy it. “He made that airplane so cheap for me, I couldn’t help but buy it,” Copeland said. The televangelist insisted the jet helps him travel the world spreading his message. Critics, however, continue to question whether religious leaders should live so lavishly — especially when donations from followers help fund their ministries. The comment only fueled the debate about wealth, faith, and the prosperity gospel. Follow @themillionairevault for more insights.

One week in New York City, 10 Inside Edition shoots wearing 10 different outfits packed, in just two carry on bags. Here’s how I do it! 💪🏽 #NYC #InsideEdition #Travel #Packing #PackingHack #NewYork #NewYorkCity