Melania Trump revealed Wednesday that a two-part docuseries about her life will be released later this year. The First Lady told the “Fox & Friends” team that the project offers a more intimate look than her recent movie. She noted the new series will be “very different from what is in the movie,” according to the New York Post.
She explained that the format allows for deeper personal connection with the audience. “It’s more conversation one on one with me,” Melania Trump explained during the interview. The series is set to drop sometime in November, though no exact date has been confirmed yet.
This project stems from a massive financial agreement made before her husband’s second inauguration. During her tenure in the White House, she secured a $40 million agreement with Amazon for rights to documentary projects. The prior film, helmed by Brett Ratner, generated $7 million during its opening weekend in January this past year.
The First Lady plans to address topics that have remained silent until now. “There’s some private questions that I will answer that people never heard before, so it’s kind of exciting,” she said. This new content aims to show a side of her that viewers have not seen on the big screen.
While the movie grossed $16.7 million total, the new series focuses on her daily work and personal reflections. The Washington Examiner reported that she described the upcoming project as a shift toward a more conversational style. She emphasized that she is “working on so many projects” since returning to Washington, D.C.
Beyond the cameras, she highlighted her focus on legislative work for foster children. She stated she is working hard so the Senate will pass the “Fostering the Future Act.” Her approach to these ventures remains strict and personal. “I’m very focused, I’m very detail-oriented, and I’m very selective [about] what I do,” she said.
The release date remains flexible, but the window is narrowing to late autumn. The series will consist of two distinct parts rather than a single long film. This structure allows for a more detailed look at her responsibilities without the constraints of a feature-length runtime.
She also mentioned her plan to ring the bell on Wall Street this Wednesday. This event marks another step in her busy schedule alongside the film promotion. Her team has not confirmed the specific day in November for the drop yet. The project is expected to arrive before the year ends.
