Carole Baskin Exits ‘DWTS’ After ‘Circle of Life’ Performance

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 Carole Baskin  is eliminated from Dancing With the Stars season 29. The animal rights activist performance wasn’t enough to continue in the competition and win the Mirror Ball trophy.

Carole Baskin already has another reality TV project in the works following her Dancing With the Stars elimination.“We’re actually shopping a show with Think Factory,” Baskin, 59, exclusively told Us Weekly on Monday, September 28.The Tiger King alum hopes to expose animal cruelty with her next reality venture.“[It] will be going after the animal abusers, bringing them to justice and then hopefully getting the animals into accredited sanctuaries,” she explained.

Carole Baskin received low scores and wasn’t saved by fan votes on Monday’s episode of “Dancing With the Stars.” Much to the fans' delight, the “Tiger King” star was sent home after performing a samba to the song “Circle of Life” from "The Lion King" during the show’s Disney Night. Baskin, 59, and her partner, Pasha Kovalev, sported lion costumes and makeup during the routine.

Carole Baskin became the second celeb to get the boot on this season of, and she's opening up about her elimination, her time on the show, and her surprising message for her critics and detractors.Baskin spoke with ET's Lauren Zima via video chat after Monday's episode, and when asked if she had any parting words for either her haters or her supporters, Baskin laughed and shared, «I love you both, because you've all kept it in the press.»«With all the horrible things that have been said and all

Carole Baskin is the second celebrity to be eliminated from season 29 of Dancing With the Stars and she kept to her “big cats” theme for all three of her performances on the show.

Carole Baskin definitely attempted to channel her inner lion goddess during week three of ' 29th season, but the judges weren't loving it.On Monday night, the big cats rights activist (and subject of Netflix's ) performed a Samba to «The Circle of Life» from with her pro partner, Pasha Pashkov. The wardrobe department really went all out this week, dressing Carole in a sparkly brown costume with fur, and Pasha in a matching getup that's a must-see.Judge Bruno Tonioli said, «I am stunned.

They told me that once the crown was attached to my head, I was going to be stuck in it... and I was! We had a rehearsal at 11 a.m.

Carole Baskin is responding to the defamation lawsuit filed by the family of her missing husband, Don Lewis. News of the lawsuit came shortly before the Big Cat Rescue CEO hit the ballroom floor on Tuesday for ' live show.

Carole Baskin might be a good sport when it comes to the critics, but the 59-year-old Big Cat Rescue CEO is also getting candid about how the Netflix documentary has impacted her life. In a new promo for this week's, the ballroom contender tearfully opens up to her dance partner, Pasha Pashkov, about the negative aftermath of the popular documentary.«I keep it inside,» an emotional Baskin says in a new teaser clip.

Carole Baskin's highly-anticipated debut on may have not been exactly what she expected. During a commercial break for the dance competition show's premiere Monday night, a spot aired in local Florida markets that brought up allegations regarding the 1997 disappearance of Baskin's second husband, Don Lewis.The story of his disappearance was featured in Netflix's.

Tiger King star Carole Baskin is set to host her own unscripted show with her husband.Baskin, the animal rights activist who featured in the Netflix docuseries opposite Joe Exotic, will be leading the show alongside Harold Baskin in a new project from ITV America’s Thinkfactory Media.The show, at this stage unscripted and unnamed, is set to follow the Baskins “as they work to expose, like never before, those who abuse and take advantage of various animals.”In a statement obtained by the New York

Carole Baskin hopes Don Lewis‘ family is able to find answers about his whereabouts after they aired a commercial during the premiere of Dancing With the Stars.The animal rights activist, 59, made her ballroom debut on the ABC competition show on Monday, September 14, but was met with pushback from her former husband’s family.

Will Thorne Staff WriterCarole Baskin is on the prowl to bring animal abusers to justice.The big cat activist, of “Tiger King” and now “Dancing With the Stars” fame, and her husband Howard Baskin are teaming with ITV America’s Thinkfactory Media for a new unscripted series exposing those who engage in animal cruelty, Variety has learned exclusively.The as-yet-untitled series will feature the Baskins, alongside others, as they by spotlight the histories, lawsuits and animal rights violations