Filthy Couch Woman Saves From Trash in NYC Could Be Worth $8,000 - But Is It Real?
A recent TikTok of a woman in New York City snagging a couch that had been left out for trash pick-up is going viral.
One man's trash could very well be this woman's treasure.
A recent TikTok of a woman in New York City snagging a couch that had been left out for trash pick-up is going viral.
In the video, the woman can be seen contacting her father and begging him to pick up the very dirty piece of furniture from the side of the road for her to use in her apartment.
He agrees, and once the couch is taken back to the woman's family home, she begins the long process of cleaning it, with some help from her sister and father.
The three manage to make the couch look almost as good as new before bringing it back to the city and into her apartment, a move that had some concerned due to the potential for bed bugs.
There is a chance the couch could be from the high-end design store Roche Bobois, so Inside Edition took a trip to the New York showroom to get some answers.
"We believe it's a real one - the shape looks like the original design," the store's Marketing Director, North America tells Inside Edition. As for the woman who found this $8,000 couch on the side of the road? "I think she's extremely lucky."
Related Stories
Trending on Inside Edition

Discovery of Suzanne Morphew Remains 3 Years After Mom Went Missing Reignites Police Investigation
Crime
Meth-Fueled Murderer Taylor Schabusiness Wears Spit Hood as She Is Sentenced to Life in Prison Without Parole
Crime
Peeping Tom Arrested Again for Watching Woman Change in Dressing Room: Cops
Investigative
There Have Been 16 Shootings at High School Football Games This School Year. It Is Still September.
Human Interest
Bones, Pottery, Among Other Items Pulled by Mudlarks From London’s River Thames
Human Interest
How This Maine Firefighter Put His Life Back Together After Traumatic Fall
INSIDE EDITION InDepth
Ohio Man, 24, Shoots Grandparents Who Gave Him Place to Live as They Watched TV, Killing Granddad, Say Police
Crime
Video of Topless High School Student Shared by Her Principal and Made Into Meme by Asst. Principal: Lawsuit
Crime
Oregon Mom Wanted Her Boyfriend to Come Over So She Filmed Herself Waterboarding Their Infant Son, Say Cops
Crime