The main man himself, Joe Exotic, will apparently feature in Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness season 2.
'How is that even plausible? He's locked up...' you say. Well, according to Exotic's husband Dillon Passage, the moustachioed big cat lover is going to be involved in the new episodes via audio recordings.
Passage dialled in for a video interview on Good Morning Britain today (August 26), where he told co-anchors Adil Ray and Ranvir Singh: "I've done a little bit of filming for that [season 2]. I do not know the release date but it's going to be very interesting because it will tell a little bit of Joe's arrest and afterwards.
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"I know there's going to be some phone call recordings of Joe that is going to be in it. There is no filming since he's incarcerated."
Elsewhere, Exotic's former employee Saff recently revealed his biggest regret about working at the Oklahoma Zoo.
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"If my eyes were open more, I could have prevented a lot of things," he stated to Metro.co.uk.
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"I participated in the cub petting. Shit, I was one of the main handlers that did the cub interactions and, looking at that now, I don’t know if I ever genuinely considered what effects there would be on that cub.
"[I thought] I was sharing that world… and educating people on what I do and why I do it. Like I said, I was selfish. All I wanted was to be able to work with these animals."
Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness is streaming on Netflix.
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