Melania Trump Announces Two-Part Docuseries
Former First Lady to release a personal project later this year, promising to answer previously unheard questions.
Melania Trump announced Wednesday that a two-part docuseries offering an intimate look at her life and responsibilities inside the White House will be released later this year. The former First Lady stated in an interview with "Fox & Friends" that the upcoming project will be "very different" from the recent documentary "Melania."
"It’s more conversation one on one with me," Melania Trump explained. "There’s some private questions that I will answer that people never heard before, so it’s kind of exciting."
While the exact release date was not disclosed, Trump hinted at a November debut for the series. This project follows a previous announcement shortly before President Trump's second inauguration, where Melania Trump reportedly signed a $40 million deal with Amazon for documentary projects during her husband's term in office. The documentary "Melania," directed by Brett Ratner, was released in January and grossed $16.7 million, marking a significant box office performance for a documentary in recent years.