Time to cell-irate.
“Tiger King” star Joe Exotic — who is serving a 21-year federal prison sentence — revealed that he has gotten engaged to a fellow inmate whom he hopes to marry behind bars in December.
“Meet Jorge Marquez, he's 33. He's so amazing and from Mexico,” the 61-year-old Netflix star posted on his X account on Monday along with a photo of himself and his jailbird.
“Now, looking to get married in jail and give him asylum or we will leave America when we both get out. Either way, I wish I had met him long ago.”
This will be his third marriage.
The convicted felon, whose real name is Joseph Maldonado-Passage, married Dillon Passage in December 2017, just two months after Exotic's previous husband, Travis Maldonado, died in a self-inflicted, accidental shooting.
The documentary stars separated in 2020 and filed for divorce the next year.
“We love each other very much, spend every minute of the day together,” Exotic told Entertainment Weekly about her new beau.
“I have gone through some difficulties in my days. I buried two husbands, the third one ran off with $2.6 million from Netflix and left my ass here, but George is a wonderful young man.
Exotic told the outlet that he has applied for their marriage license and hopes the prison warden will grant them permission to marry on December 12.
The former zookeeper is currently imprisoned at the Federal Medical Center in Fort Worth, Texas, and is serving a 21-year sentence for planning to hire a hitman to murder Carole Baskin and violating federal wildlife laws.
Exotic rose to worldwide fame with the Netflix 2020 documentary “Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness,” which featured his work and personal life as he cared for exotic big cats at his GW Zoo in Wynnewood, Oklahoma.
He was arrested in September 2018, midway through the filming of the popular Netflix show, after federal prosecutors said he offered an undercover FBI agent $10,000 during a December 2017 meeting to kill the founder of Big Cat Rescue Was.
In January 2022, Exotic's sentence was reduced by one year, reducing his sentence to 21 years.