Las Vegas reality TV star 'blacked out,' killed woman in drug-fueled rage: documentary

Prosecutors said that on July 16, 2020, the pair took psychedelic mushrooms before Kubiak beat Dulai to death. Kubiak then called 911, telling operators that Dulai was suffering from cardiac arrest, according to court documents. 

When officers arrived at the scene, they found Dulai's lifeless body with evidence of blunt force trauma to her head and neck, as well as injuries indicative of strangulation. Kubiak told investigators that Dulai had initially "attacked him," later admitting that he "did this," according to court documents.  

Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMD) detectives also reported finding blood inside the home's washing machine and watered-down or diluted blood in the bathroom, indicating an attempt to clean up the crime scene. 

In September 2021, Kubiak pleaded guilty to felony counts of voluntary manslaughter and mayhem and was sentenced to eight to 20 years in prison. 

The three-part Paramount+ series delves into the life of Kubiak through the stories of his family, friends and former cast members but does not interview Kubiak. 

Fox News Digital reached out to Kubiak's attorney for comment.

For six seasons, "Gigolos" entranced audiences and pulled back the curtain on legal prostitution. However, the series did not air without controversy, with critics questioning the legality of the practices depicted on the show. 

"Throughout her journey she was fulfilling her life's purpose of making a difference," her obituary reads. "She touched every soul she came into contact with and left a sparkle."

Reuters contributed to this report.