'Tiger King:' Where are they now?

Maldonado-Passage has reportedly filed a $94 million lawsuit seeking civil damages from various government agencies and wants a presidential pardon.

We have no idea if he is still sporting the mullet.

"When the directors of the Netflix documentary Tiger King came to us five years ago they said they wanted to make the big cat version of Blackfish (the documentary that exposed abuse at SeaWorld) that would expose the misery caused by the rampant breeding of big cat cubs for cub petting exploitation and the awful life the cats lead in roadside zoos and back yards if they survive," the blog begins.

"There are not words for how disappointing it is to see that the series not only does not do any of that, but has had the sole goal of being as salacious and sensational as possible to draw viewers," Baskin wrote. "As part of that, it has a segment devoted to suggesting, with lies and innuendos from people who are not credible, that I had a role in the disappearance of my husband Don in 1997."

Baskin has long maintained she had nothing to do with the disappearance of her former husband, Don Lewis.

On Sunday a video featuring Baskin's current husband, Howard Baskin, was posted on The Big Cat Rescue's verified Facebook page.

He explains their version of how he and his wife came to be involved with "Tiger King" and defends his wife's character.

"In 15 years of living together, we have never had an argument," he says. "We have never even had a harsh word where the other had to come back later and say, 'I'm sorry I said that.'"

He's started a Facebook page titled "The Truth about John Finlay" which he runs along with his wife, Stormey Sanders.

Finlay posted a video of himself talking about the page to prove he is running it.

These days he is working as a welder and has a new set of teeth, which he says didn't make it to the docuseries.

"Yes I have my teeth fixed," Finlay said in a posting. "The producers of the Netflix series had video and pictures of this but chose not to show it.

Antle appears to continue to be as busy as ever if his Instagram account is to be believed.

It's still filled with plenty of animals and activities, including a "night safari."

It's thanks to that zoo's Instagram account that we know the #HotNanny is still a part of their family.

CNN has reached out to Netflix and the "Tiger King" filmmakers for comment.

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