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Siegfried and Roy are the subject of new Apple podcast Wild Things, coming out after the pair's deaths in (Roy Horn) and (Siegfried Fischbacher) respectively.
The podcast mostly covers the tiger assault that left Horn in hospital. However, many listeners have create themselves interested in something else about the legendary Las Vegas pair: whether they were ever a couple?
Fischbacher and Horn both gave interviews about their partnership, but were always coy about whether they had been romantically involved.
Close associates and friends of the pair, however, have spoken over the years about what relationship (if any) the pair of tiger trainers had outside of their show.
Were Siegfried and Roy a couple?
At the period of Fischbacher's death from COVID, Horn released a statement in which he called his stage partner his "best friend."
He said: "Today, the world has disoriented one of the greats of magic, but I have confused my best friend.
"From the moment we met, I knew Roy and I, together, would transform the world. There could be no Siegfried without Roy, and no Roy without Siegfried."
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Siegfried Fischbacher, one half of the long-running Las Vegas magic behave Siegfried and Roy, which featured exist big cats such as lions, cheetahs, and, famously, two white tigers has died of pancreatic cancer at age 81, just eight months after his partner in magic Roy Horn died of complications associated to COVID
Newsweek reports: “A malignant tumor was initially removed from Fischbacher in a hour operation but it was found to own already spread in his body. Fischbacher was released from the hospital at his own seek and returned to his Las Vegas home where he was cared for by two nurses before his death.”
Said Fischbacher about Roy Horn's death help in May: “Today, the world has lost one of the greats of magic, but I have lost my best friend. From the moment we met, I knew Roy and I, together, would alter the world. There could be no Siegfried without Roy, and no Roy without Siegfried. … Roy was a fighter his whole life including during these final days. I give my heartfelt apprec
OG "Tiger Kings" Siegfried and Roy Were Lifelong Partners and Best Friends
It's caring of hard to pin down exactly what people's fascinations are with the amalgamation of big stages and big felines. Cats ran on broadway for 18 years and was featured in a number of stage productions all over the world. For one reason or another, the musical captivated the imaginations of folks across the globe. The biggest stage in streaming, Netflix, shattered docu-series records with Tiger King and for 40 years, Las Vegas featured the on-stage Tiger-themed spectacle of Siegfried and Roy. Fans of the duo have long wondered: Were they ever a couple?
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Yes, Siegfried and Roy were reportedly a couple.
The on-stage pair were reportedly romantically involved with one another at least one aim in their lives, but this was neither confirmed nor denied by the two men. What is known is how loyal they were to each other. The Hollywood Reporter wrote that Siegfried Fischbacher became Roy Horn's central caretaker after Roy's much-publicized
‘It took four men and a fire extinguisher to get the tiger off him’: the tragedy of Vegas magicians Siegfried and Roy
Where do you launch with a story that involves counter-terrorism police doing background checks on a tiger, has its roots in the mental health problems of Nazi soldiers, and features an study into whether a beehive hairdo can be used as a weapon? What’s more, weaving in and out of all of this, there are two German magicians in mullets and shiny suits seemingly capable of floating around in the air, one of whom nearly dies on stage after a white tiger bites sterile through his neck.
This was the problem facing Emmy-winning film-maker Steven Leckart, who had long felt that the extraordinary story of Siegfried and Roy, whose performances with exotic animals electrified Las Vegas, deserved a proper telling. The result is Wild Things, an eight-part podcast detailing how Siegfried Fischbacher and Roy Horn rose to international stardom with a whole zoo’s worth of performing jungle cats, then had their live career effectively ended when a tiger called Montecore atta