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Amazon Follows Melania Trump Film With Two-Part Series by the Same Director

The documentary, which the first lady executive produces, will debut on Nov. 20. Brett Ratner directs.

Amazon Follows Melania Trump Film With Two-Part Series by the Same Director

Melania Trump is the subject of a new two-part Prime Video series premiering later this month. Following her documentary film premiering earlier in the year, Amazon is now developing a show about the First Lady. The series, titled Melania: The Series, is scheduled to air on November 20th. According to a press release, the show aims to provide "never-before-told stories, offering unprecedented insight into Melania Trump’s life, including the extraordinary days immediately following the 47th Presidential Inauguration."

The two episodes will explore different aspects of Melania Trump's experiences as First Lady. The first episode, "Family & Trust," delves into how she sets priorities before becoming America's First Lady and must navigate trust issues within the White House while protecting those closest to her. The second episode, "Pride & Honor," focuses on the immediate call to action she faces upon taking office, where she sets her mission in motion for the American people.

Brett Ratner, who directed the Melania documentary film, has also directed both episodes of the series.

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