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Amazon to debut Melania Trump docuseries

First reported Nov 6, 10:54 AM ET · Latest Nov 6, 12:56 PM ET · Explainer updated Nov 6, 1:01 PM ET

Where things stand

Amazon announced a two‑part Prime Video series about former First Lady Melania Trump, slated to launch on November 20, according to reports from The Verge and Variety.

What to watch

No further release dates or follow‑up events were mentioned.

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Facts

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Timeline

What changed: The series, titled “Melania: The Series,” will present previously unreleased material and is divided into episodes called “Family & Trust” and “Pride & Honor.”

Every report, newest first

  1. Amazon is now making a Melania Trump TV series — The Verge

    Following the Melania documentary movie about Melania Trump that premiered earlier this year, Amazon is now planning to release a two-part Prime Video series focusing on the First Lady. The show, Melania: The Series, is set to debut on November 20th.…

  2. Melania Trump Series Sets Amazon Release Date — Variety

    Amazon Prime Video will release its two-part Melania Trump docuseries on Nov. 20. The previously announced series, which will include “content never before shared with the public,” is split between two episodes: “Family & Trust,” which follows Trump as she…

Questions

What we don’t know yet: The reports do not detail the specific content that will be featured, the creators involved, or how the series will be received by audiences and critics.

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More: background

The show follows a documentary film about Melania Trump that premiered earlier in the year. A docuseries is a nonfiction television program that combines documentary footage with a narrative structure, often split into multiple episodes.

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