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Joe Exotic pissed that Trump pardoned the Chrisleys, not him

“Tiger King” star Joe Exotic is peeved that President Trump pardoned his fellow reality stars Todd and Julie Chrisley while he remains behind bars.

The 62-year-old Netflix star tweeted a screengrab of People’s article on Tuesday, detailing the president’s move and seeking his own pardon.

“I guess being innocent is not enough in America. They all admitted to perjury on world television,” said Exotic, who added that he’s “left to die of cancer” as his appeal goes unanswered.

Exotic, who revealed in 2021 that he’s battling prostate cancer, is serving a 21-year sentence at FMC Fort Worth for multiple charges.

In early 2022, he was resentenced for animal cruelty charges and attempts to hire hitmen to murder big cat activist Carole Baskin, who also starred in the 2020 Netflix sensation.

The “Chrisley Knows Best” stars were meanwhile convicted of bank fraud and tax evasion in 2022. A Trump administration official confirmed their pending pardon on Tuesday.

Exotic subsequently called on Trump to “please restore freedom for Joe Exotic so he can go back to doing good in the world.”

“Joe Exotic did not hurt anyone. … Joe Exotic had no plans to hurt anyone. Joe Exotic has suffered seven years behind bars being isolated, abused, and treated in ways no American should ever endure,” he tweeted. “Joe Exotic has no prior criminal record and is not a danger to society.”



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