Cat With Split-Colored Face Becomes A Father To Kittens In Each Of His Colors

Interview With Owner

Narnia conquered our hearts back in 2018 when he was just a tiny furball with a very special feature. Blue-eyed boy had a face precisely split into a gray and a black side. His owner Stephanie Jiminez said that “When Narnia was born I was extremely surprised. I knew immediately that he was exceptional.” But the kids grow up fast, and the boi has grown into a full-blown heartthrob… and a dad!

Now Narnia has fathered two kittens that have each taken their fur color from either side of Narnia’s face. The siblings, gray-haired Phoenix and black-haired Prada, have surely gone fifty-fifty on getting the best of their dad’s good looks. What a double marvel!

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Narnia has conquered hearts on the internet with his unique split face

Cat With Split-Colored Face Becomes A Father To Kittens In Each Of His Colors

Image credits: amazingnarnia

Cat With Split-Colored Face Becomes A Father To Kittens In Each Of His Colors

Image credits: amazingnarnia

And recently, he became a dad to these two cutie pies in each color

Cat With Split-Colored Face Becomes A Father To Kittens In Each Of His Colors

Image credits: amazingnarnia

Bored Panda reached out to Narnia’s owner Stephanie and asked her how the famous boy is managing his new role of being a dad. She assured us that “Narnia is very well and he loves playing with his kittens.”

It turns out, it’s not the first time and most likely not the last that Narnia has been a parent. Stephanie, who is a professional cat breeder, said that he has already been a father several times, and all his kittens are of different color variations.

In addition to Prada and Phoenix, Narnia has two light brown twins, Orfée and Ozanna, pitch black Roswell, gray Rose, and two beautiful multicolored boys, Polaris and Phantom.

Seeing their mom and dad, good looks are surely in the genes

Cat With Split-Colored Face Becomes A Father To Kittens In Each Of His Colors

Image credits: amazingnarnia

Narnia’s blue eyes are show stoppers on their own

Cat With Split-Colored Face Becomes A Father To Kittens In Each Of His Colors

Image credits: amazingnarnia

Cat With Split-Colored Face Becomes A Father To Kittens In Each Of His Colors

Image credits: amazingnarnia

Amazingly, unlike Prada and Phoenix, the other kittens have inherited Narnia’s striking blue eyes. “It is very rare, there are only a few cats in the world that are fully colored and have blue eyes. This is a new gene called “ice,” said Stephanie.

Stephanie also said that Narnia will soon be a dad again and his kittens should be born around June 29.

Cat With Split-Colored Face Becomes A Father To Kittens In Each Of His Colors

Image credits: amazingnarnia

Cat With Split-Colored Face Becomes A Father To Kittens In Each Of His Colors

Image credits: amazingnarnia

Cat With Split-Colored Face Becomes A Father To Kittens In Each Of His Colors

Image credits: amazingnarnia

Narnia, who was born in Paris, but lives in Britain, was previously thought to be a rare chimera cat. However, Stephanie said in a previous interview that genetic testing proved that wasn’t the case. “A geneticist performed tests and [found] Narnia has only one DNA… there remains a mystery for science,” she said.

Cat With Split-Colored Face Becomes A Father To Kittens In Each Of His Colors

Image credits: amazingnarnia

Cat With Split-Colored Face Becomes A Father To Kittens In Each Of His Colors

Image credits: amazingnarnia

Narnia’s owner Stephanie Jimenez said she knew the boy was exceptional since his birth

Cat With Split-Colored Face Becomes A Father To Kittens In Each Of His Colors

Image credits: amazingnarnia

And people seemed stunned by this good-looking cat family

Cat With Split-Colored Face Becomes A Father To Kittens In Each Of His Colors

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Dave In MD 4 years ago

I was aww till I found out that she was a cat breeder. There are to many cats already without us breeding more. I love cats but will only get them from a shelter. For every cat bred there is a cat killed in a "shelter".

49points

Laura Pantazis 4 years ago

Same! I loved the story and then I saw that she was purposely breeding him. My thought was to get him neutered.

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Cynthia Souza 4 years ago (edited)

Same. People should be encouraged to adopt, not to go to a breeder just to get a cat with unusual coloring.

6points

Christina Uhlir 4 years ago

Please BP don't give a platform to a animal breeder.

4points

Will Murray 4 years ago (edited)

Yep. Shame on this dumbass

2points

Vinniegret 4 years ago

I agree. I found my last sweet girl on the side of the road as a tiny kitten all alone. My current big boi was adopted from someone who had to rehome him. He's snoring mext to me right now. I'm in MD as well, Dave.

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Leo Domitrix 4 years ago

Dear Bored Panda: More cats. Less people.

31points

Willem Groenewald 4 years ago

I miss the days where Googling cats would just bring up cute cat pics. Now you find a bit disturbing cats images from the movie Cats.

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LOttawa 4 years ago

Very pretty cats but I can't help to wonder why neither mommy or daddy cat are neutered.... Is there a legitimate reason or is it because she thought that they may have kittens with the same special features as them.

10points