Feline Operation Barfitty Blues: The College Emissions Scandal




Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin may be trying to hide on social media, but famous felines are coming forward in a new tell-all book to confess about their roles in the college emissions scandal: Feline Operation Barfitty Blues: The College Emissions Scandal.

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