Louis Theroux recalls meeting 'extraordinary figure' Joe Exotic and Carole Baskin as he teases new Tiger King documentary

A year after Tiger King became the binge-watch hit of the pandemic, Jamie Foxx made what is (presumably) the last big Joe Exotic joke with the Instagram video he posted on Monday (Apr.

All you cool cats and kittens better get excited because Tiger King’s Carole Baskin just dropped an entire line of apparel!

Louis Theroux has opened up about interviewing Tiger King’s Joe Exotic in a new interview.Theroux and Exotic originally met 10 years ago when Theroux was making America’s Most Dangerous Pets where he interviewed Exotic.

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Tiger King‘s Joe Exotic.The big cat activist said Shooting Joe Exotic, Theroux’s new BBC film that sees him re-examine old interviews held with Exotic 10 years prior to Tiger King in America’s Most Dangerous Pets, shows the filmmaker’s “sincere desire to understand”.She told Metro: “I think Louis Theroux handled the subject with thoughtfulness and a self reflection that showed his sincere desire to understand.

Carole Baskin’s “Tiger King” fame did not come without a steep price.

Tiger King star Joe Exotic, promising to be “closer to the truth”.The documentary filmmaker has returned to America to make a new feature-length film about Exotic for the BBC, after the pair meeting a decade ago when Theroux was making America’s Most Dangerous Pets.After Theroux was filmed meeting Exotic’s nemesis Carole Baskin last week, the lauded filmmaker has now teased what to expect from the new show.Speaking to PA, Theroux said he wants his new documentary to be “closer to the truth and

It appears Joe Exotic won't be married much longer. The controversial star of Netflix's "Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness" -- whose real name is Joseph Maldonado-Passage -- and his husband Dillon Passage are "seeking a divorce," Passage revealed on Instagram on Friday.

Dillon Passage's marriage is coming to an end.Passage, 25, revealed on Friday that he and the star are «seeking a divorce» after three years of marriage. Joe Exotic, or Joseph Maldonado-Passage, is currently serving a 22-year sentence in federal prison.«To answer the main question the public wants to know, yes, Joe and I are seeking a divorce,» Passage wrote on his Instagram on Friday.

“To answer the main question the public wants to know, yes, Joe and I are seeking a divorce,” Dillon Passage announced in an Instagram post on March 26, 2021. Dillon — who was introduced to the world as Joe Exotic‘s husband on Tiger King — wrote that this “wasn’t an easy decision to make,” but they both realize that “this situation isn’t fair to either of us.” Dillon explained that he has been “apart” from Joe “for the last two and a half years.”

hit Netflix series “Tiger King” suffered a stroke at an Oklahoma casino that he believes was a result of someone poisoning him, according to a stunning report Friday.Jeff Lowe, 53 — a former business partner of flamboyant zoo owner Joe Exotic — collapsed into an unresponsive state at the WinStar World Casino at 3 a.m.

Tiger King star, after meeting a decade ago when Theroux was making America’s Most Dangerous Pets.Mindhouse Productions, Theroux’s production company, shared a photo of the filmmaker with Carole Baskin, Exotic’s nemesis and Big Cat Rescue CEO.“At last! @louistheroux finally meets @carole_baskin, a decade since first filming with Joe Exotic,” the tweet reads. “A brand new documentary (with confirmed title) Louis Theroux: Shooting Joe Exotic.

Louis Theroux and Carole Baskin meeting, a decade after he filmed with Joe Exotic. The picture – shared by Mindhouse Productions on Twitter – is taken from Theroux’s forthcoming BBC documentary Louis Theroux: Shooting Joe Exotic.