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Tiger King’s Joe Exotic has apparently tied the knot behind bars. The Netflix true-crime documentary subject, 62, shared a post via X on Monday, April 21, seemingly announcing the news.

Prison is a little more bearable these days for the so-called Tiger King. The Netflix star, also known as Joe Exotic, is a married man — behind bars. The 62-year-old (real name: Joe Maldonado ...

Joe Exotic, the former zookeeper made famous by Netflix’s Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness, has announced his marriage to fellow prison inmate Jorge Flores Maldonado. The announcement was ...

The 62-year-old reality star - who is currently serving a 21-year prison sentence after being found guilty of a murder-for-hire plot against rival Carole Baskin - found love behind bars with Jorge ...

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KENNEWICK, Wash.–A Reptile Expo will have exotic pets for purchase along with supplies necessary to take care of the reptiles. The Expo will have high quality reptiles as well as easy-to-care ...

Nationwide Pet Insurance, previously known as Veterinary Pet Insurance, or VPI, provides coverage for dogs, cats and exotic animals. Exotic animal plans cover birds, reptiles, amphibians ...

“Never been more proud of someone,” Exotic shared Monday on X. “Meet my husband Jorge Flores Maldonado.” Tiger King star Joe Exotic marries fellow inmate Jorge Flores Maldonado in jai ...

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