TIGER King star Jeff Lowe thinks he’s been POISIONED after he suffered a stroke that has left doctors stumped. Jeff’s wife Lauren found him “not breathing” in WinStar World Casino, Oklahoma, at around 3am on March 18. She quickly rang 911, but told TMZ: “I thought he was dying in my arms.” When EMTs arrived […]
TIGER King star Jeff Lowe thinks he’s been POISIONED after he suffered a stroke that has left doctors stumped.
Jeff’s wife Lauren found him “not breathing” in WinStar World Casino, Oklahoma, at around 3am on March 18.
She quickly rang 911, but told TMZ: “I thought he was dying in my arms.”
When EMTs arrived they realised Jeff was suffering a stroke and he was airlifted to a hospital in Denton, TX.
But Lauren says despite carrying out a long list of test, doctor’s haven’t been able to figure out what triggered the stroke.
Now Lauren and Jeff say they suspect a man spiked Jeff’s drink with something that caused it.
Lauren claims just hours before the incident, the couple were approached by a strange man.
She says the mystery man claimed to know them and knew their drinks order.
She added that he lingered when Tiger King fans gathered to take selfies with them.
Although Jeff’s tests came back negative for common drugs, Lauren still believes he was spiked.
Jeff spent three days in hospital and is now recovering at home.
Lauren says the star is still having difficulties with speech and coordination.
Last year the couple were offered almost $1million to shoot three porn sex tapes with themselves and their nanny, reports suggest.
The couple, who shot to notoriety on the docuseries, were asked by “two of the biggest adult entertainment companies” to make three sex tapes for a rough total of $900,000, according to TMZ.
And Jeff revealed he’s signed up to star in a reality TV series with Lauren.
He said that he “will divulge a lot more information about the relationship between” himself and jailed Joe Exotic on the show.
Speaking to PEOPLE, Jeff explained that the show will follow his journey to opening his new zoo, Tiger King Park, in Oklahoma and the “struggle” of running an animal park.
He said: “It’ll be our narrative on the Tiger King with evidence to support our sides of the stories.
And it will be about the transfer of all these beautiful animals from Joe’s facility to the new facility.
“And then the day-to-day struggle of running something as big as a 60-acre animal park and all the intricacies of the employment of zookeepers and fighting all of the animal rights groups.”
