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Boy Pablo has shared the new video for his single ‘Rest Up’ — you can check out the clip below.Originally released back in August, ‘Rest Up’ will feature on the Norwegian artist’s (aka Nicolas Muńoz) debut album ‘Wachito Rico’, which is out this Friday (October 23).Ahead of the album release, Boy Pablo has shared the third chapter in his ongoing ‘Wachito Rico’ visual series — which is being narrated by Tiger King‘s Rick Kirkham — following on from the videos for ‘Hey Girl’ and ‘Honey’.You can watch Boy Pablo’s video for ‘Rest Up’ below.Two more videos, or chapters, will drop tomorrow (October 21) and Friday to complete the ‘Wachito Rico’ visual pentalogy.Boy Pablo is set to tour in the UK and Ireland in 2021 in support of ‘Wachito Rico’ —

Tiger King star Rick Kirkham once explained that he loathed himself so much he couldn’t look at his own reflection when he hit his lowest point as a crack cocaine addict.

"He enjoyed seeing people and animals hurt. He enjoyed it. He got off on it."

There is a Tiger Prince.

On Sunday, Netflix laid an Easter egg in the form of a Tiger King bonus episode titled 'The Tiger King and I,' which reunited eight people featured in its No. 1 docuseries.The biggest revelation was when Joe Exotic TV producer Rick Kirkham told host Joel McHale that former GW Exotic Animal Park owner Joe 'Exotic' Maldonado-Passage is actually 'terrified of big cats.''He was scared to death of lions and tigers,' Kirkham revealed in the 40-minute special.

Tiger King star Joe Exotic would seek “revenge” if he was released from prison, his former TV producer has claimed.

Rick Kirkham has revealed some home truths about Joe Exotic, including the fact that his Oklahoma zoo staff often wished him dead.

Rick Kirkham has opened up about life at Joe Exotic's zoo and how he is still having therapy years after leaving it all behind.

Netflix's Tiger King has taken the world by storm while we're all in lockdown due to coronavirus, and now one of the star's of the docuseries is going to tell us what we didn't see on screen. Rick Kirkham was featured heavily in the seven-part show as the producer of Joe Exotic's bizarre reality TV show, and the last we saw of him was when he was forced to quit his job when his recordings and equipment was destroyed in what appeared to be an arson attack.

Joe Exotic got into a fight with Tiger King co-star Rick Kirkham before the fire enigma.

Tiger King star Rick Kirkham has claimed Joe Exotic was terrified of big cats.

Joe Exotic has become the biggest celebrity of the moment thanks to a little Netflix documentary titled Tiger King.

(Warning: Spoilers ahead. Do not watch if you haven’t seen all seven episodes of Netflix’s “Tiger King.”)

Boy Pablo has shared the video for his new single ‘Hey Girl’, which features unlikely narration by Tiger King star Rick Kirkham.The clip sees Boy Pablo assuming the alter-ego of Wachito Rico, with Kirkham providing a constant stream of narration as he goes about his day-to-day life.The character is seen heading to a football match with his best friend John in the clip, which proves to have fateful consequences for the pair’s friendship.Describing the visuals, Boy Pablo said he sought inspiration by watching “a whole lot of movies” during the coronavirus lockdown.“After a lot of bouncing ideas back and forth we wanted to create a narrative of Wachito Rico’s love life, and it was natural to start with ‘hey girl’ as the first chapter of his

Tiger King star Rick Kirkham has warned that Joe Exotic could be “out for revenge” if he is ever released from prison.Exotic, around whom the recent hit Netflix docuseries is based, is currently serving a 22-year sentence after organising a murder-for-hire conspiracy to kill his rival Carole Baskin.Discussing the possibility of Exotic ever being released from jail, Kirkham spoke to the Sun after Exotic hand-wrote a letter to Donald Trump asking to be pardoned for his crimes.“The very fact that Trump would even possibly consider pardoning someone as evil as Joe, is beyond my belief,” Kirkham said.“Anyone who would support Joe being let go and out of jail has no idea that this was a man who will hold the revenge.”The TV producer, who worked

Tiger King oddball Joe Exotic allegedly drugged workers at his zoo with tranquillisers meant for his big cats.

Journalist and TV producer Rick Kirkham is opening up to “Extra’s” Billy Bush about what you didn’t see in “Tiger King,” and shedding some light on what life with Joe Exotic was really like. Fans will recall, Rick spent five years filming a reality TV show with Joe, and the footage famously burned in a studio fire on the zoo grounds.