First lady Melania Trump revealed she is the star of a new docuseries, set to be released sometime later this year.
Trump, in a Wednesday morning appearance on Fox and Friends to promote her new initiative “IMPERIA,” described as a “Davos for executive women,” revealed that her days as the subject of documentaries are far from over.
“It will come out this year, and it will be very different from what is in the movie,” Trump said. “It’s more conversational, one-on-one with me. So when I was traveling and doing all of the filming, the director was asking me questions, and there’s some private questions that I will answer that people never heard before. So it’s kind of exciting.”
She said the series would consist of two parts, and an exact release date hasn’t yet been decided, but it will likely drop in November.
The docuseries was included as part of Amazon MGM’s original $40 million bid for the Melania movie following the 2024 presidential election. The film released in theaters in January and was directed by Brett Ratner, but failed to approach making up its lucrative budget in the box office.
Elsewhere in her Fox and Friends appearance, Trump said she was “working nonstop” since returning to Washington, D.C., and is “working on so many projects.”
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“I’m very result-focused. I want to achieve. I worked on Fostering the Future, and now working on Fostering the Future Act with the Senate, working hard so they will pass it for foster children, and we achieved a lot in these 20 months,” she said. “And I’m just looking forward… I’m very focused, I’m very detail-oriented, and I’m very selective [about] what I do. You don’t see me everywhere.”
The first lady will ring the bell on Wall Street on Wednesday.