Tiger King Transferred To A Federal Medical Facility After Being Diagnosed With Cancer

new video shows the heartwarming transformation of Nala, a badly neglected lion-hybrid cub once owned by seedy “Tiger King” villain Jeff Lowe.The poorly kept, undernourished cat was swarmed by flies that had eaten away her ears, and was limping from numerous fractured bones caused by vitamin deficiencies, when PETA swooped in to take the animal away in September 2020. “I told you don’t point that f–king camera at me,” Lowe says angrily, as the sad scene of Nala’s rescue is recorded.

Tiger King recently dropped its Season 2 episodes on Netflix, however the docuseries does not end there and is branching out with a new project - The Doc Antle Story.

When “Tiger King” debuted last year, the breakout stars were clearly Joe Exotic and Carole Baskin. However, one of the more interesting B-plots of the series was that of Doc Antle, another zoo owner with a bit of a sordid past.

Netflix‘s Tiger King spin-off The Doc Antle Story has been launched ahead of its release on December 10.The three-part documentary will spotlight private zoo operator Bhagavan “Doc” Antle, who was indicted in 2020 by a grand jury on charges of wildlife trafficking, animal cruelty and violations of the Endangered Species Act.A synopsis for the trailer reads: “A lifelong showman, Doc Antle has built his various careers on theatrics, attracting a slew of admirers along the way.

Joe Exotic is speaking out after the release of a second season of "Tiger King." The 58-year-old former zoo owner shot to fame in 2020 as the subject of Netflix's "Tiger King" docuseries, which followed his rivalry with fellow big cat enthusiast Carole Baskin.  The saga concluded with the sentencing of Joseph "Joe Exotic" Maldanado-Passage to over two decades in prison for his involvement in a murder-for-hire plot against Baskin, 60.

told CNN.The reptile dealer was interviewed in the fourth episode of the Netflix show.The police report indicated that officers were called to Johnson’s home after 10 p.m. on Sept.

, is dead by suicide, after shooting himself during an argument with his wife. He was 58.ET confirmed the news Monday.

Tiger King 2” proves him to be “innocent,” that former President Donald Trump was “a fool” to not pardon him, and that President Biden ought to grant him clemency.The 58-year-old former Oklahoma zookeeper, whose real name is Joseph Maldonado-Passage, was convicted in 2019 of paying a hit man $3,000 to kill animal rights activist Carole Baskin.

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Netflix’s hit documentary series Tiger King, has died aged 58.The former reptile dealer died after taking his own life in front of his wife in September, Oklaholma police told TMZ.An incident report obtained by the publication states Johnson was arguing with his wife in their garage when he attempted to commit suicide.According to the report, his wife called 911 and Johnson had a pulse when paramedics arrived.

Carole Baskin is reacting to big claim made in Tiger King 2.

“Tiger King” felon Joseph “Joe Exotic” Maldonado-Passage has been transferred to a North Carolina federal medical facility for inmates ahead of schedule after being diagnosed with an “aggressive” form of prostate cancer. The move to the new facility was initially scheduled to happen later this month but instead occurred this week according to Exotic’s lawyer, John M. Phillips.

suffering from a more aggressive form of cancer than he thought.“Carole will have her own party over this!” he also tweeted, referring to documentary co-star Carole Baskin. “Say a prayer everyone & be my voice.”The former zookeeper, whose legal name is Joseph Maldonado-Passage, is currently serving a 22-year sentence for planning a botched murder-for-hire plot to kill Baskin.In his trial, prosecutors said Maldonado-Passage paid $3,000 to kill Baskin in Florida back in 2017.

Millions of Netflix subscribers spent hours inside the world of “Tiger King,” especially during the worldwide lockdown that made its gaudy true-crime all the more seem like an escape—but depending on who you ask, it was two different things. Some people on-camera in “Tiger King 2” refer to it as a “documentary.” But many more refer to it as a “show,” and it’s a revealing confusion about what “Tiger King” has become.

Tiger King 2 is here!