Barbara Fisher is a normal woman with beautiful brown hair and a kind smile who was thrust into the spotlight thanks to the absurdly popular Netflix docuseries Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness. She appeared in just one episode, titled "Cult of Personality," but that was enough to make her a media sensation--albeit for a very short time. In the episode, she tells the interviewer about the eight years she worked at Doc Antle's private zoo/harem. As one of his "apprentices," Barbara took care of Doc's exotics and erotics; apprentices were expected to be hot, fit, single, childless, vegetarian, and live on site--basically treating the zoo as a patriarchal cult rather than a job. Moreover, according to Barbara, many of the apprentices felt compelled to have sex with Doc. Worst (best? breast?) of all, Doc allegedly pushed her to get implants. You can see the enormous results of Doc's coercion in her Tiger King episode when she shares a photo of her much younger self wearing a bikini and posing with one of Doc's tigers. It's easy to miss the tiger with those plump puppies taking up the frame! Although Barbara returned to the screen in the follow-up series Tiger King: The Doc Antle Story, she didn't show any more of that beautiful body. We know that she doesn't relish her time in Doc's cult and isn't fishing for compliments, but Ms. Fisher was gorgeous then, is gorgeous today, and would be gorgeous without those giant globes... But they don't hurt (us)!
