Onlyfans Star Escapes Jail After Selling Jaguar Cub In Shocking Online Deal!

From OnlyFans to Felony: Trisha Meyer's Wild Scandal

Hey there, darling readers! Buckle up for a story that’s as wild as the animals involved. Trisha Denise Meyer, a 43-year-old Houston-based OnlyFans model, has just sidestepped a hefty jail sentence after getting tangled in a seriously shady deal involving an endangered jaguar cub. Known for her provocative poses with exotic creatures, Meyer’s latest stunt wasn’t just for the ‘gram - it was straight-up illegal.

In 2021, Meyer sold the adorable cub, originally named Amador, for a cool $26,000 to a marijuana dealer named Abdul 'Mannie' Rahman in Murrieta, California. She even shipped the little guy from Texas to Cali, breaking federal laws on transporting endangered species. Facing up to eight years behind bars and a staggering $700,000 fine, Meyer got off with a mere six months’ probation and a $30,000 restitution fee after pleading guilty to a single count on Monday.

And if that’s not enough to raise your eyebrows, Meyer’s past is just as colorful. Dubbed the 'Texas Zookeeper,' she’s been on law enforcement’s radar for years, with a 2016 arrest in Nevada over three tigers in her backyard. Though child endangerment charges were dropped, her exotic animal antics - including selling a diseased kitten and a mislabeled wild cat that attacked a buyer - keep her in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons.

The Jaguar’s Heartbreaking Journey: From Pet to Abandoned

Let’s talk about poor Amador - or as he’s now known, Eddie. After landing in Rahman’s five-bedroom home and being renamed Hades, this little cub’s life took a dark turn. Rahman, who met Meyer at a $1,000-an-hour hotel meetup in Austin, couldn’t resist the cuteness and splurged on the jaguar without a second thought. But the fairy tale didn’t last long.

'When you see a wild animal that cute and small, who’s gonna say no? I had the money, and I wanted it,' Rahman confessed to the Los Angeles Times, revealing the impulsive allure that fueled this tragic trade.

Rahman eventually resold Eddie to another buyer, who ditched the malnourished cub - covered in feces and missing fur - outside a wildlife sanctuary near San Diego when the reality of caring for a jaguar near a newborn hit hard. Thankfully, the team at Lions Tigers & Bears sanctuary in Alpine, California, stepped in. Now, at a healthy 118 pounds, Eddie roams an enclosure with grass, climbing platforms, and a pool, living his best life next to a retired movie bear and a lion.

Social Media Snitches and Sanctuary Saviors

Here’s where it gets even messier, loves. Meyer and Rahman’s social media posts - including clips of Amador licking the air on Meyer’s lap and chilling between her exposed chest on OnlyFans - caught more than just likes. They drew the attention of sanctuary founder Bobbi Brink and California Fish and Wildlife, who were horrified to see a jaguar cub bouncing around Riverside like a house cat.

Federal investigator Ed Newcomer of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service traced the cub back to Meyer, calling her 'notorious' in exotic animal circles. After social media tipped off authorities, Meyer allegedly texted Rahman to warn him about potential snitches tracking the cub. Too late, though - the feds were already on the case. Meyer was indicted by a federal grand jury in October 2022, turned herself in after a month on the run, and Rahman faced charges too, landing a year of probation and a $30,000 restitution fee in July 2023.

Experts at the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance confirmed Eddie’s identity through those influencer videos, with one calling the ordeal 'horrific.' Today, while Meyer continues posting on Instagram as @mimisexoticworld with a white tiger and lemurs - claiming she no longer sells animals - Eddie’s found his forever home. 'It’s a privilege watching all the animals thrive,' said sanctuary keeper John Schorman. And honestly, we couldn’t agree more.