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Prime Video to debut two-part Melania Trump series on Nov. 20
Prime Video will release a two-part series about Melania Trump on Nov.
20.
The first lady is the focus of the docuseries, which follows an earlier documentary film about her.
Director Brett Ratner returns for the new series.
The footage was filmed as Ratner’s cameras followed Trump in the days after Donald Trump’s second inauguration.
In the trailer, she says the media’s interest in gossip is “noise” and describes her son Barron as her priority.
The series presents her as a wife and mother, while its second episode is described as focusing on her work as first lady.
Prime Video will stream the series worldwide when it premieres.
Prime Video set Nov. 20 as the premiere date for Melania: The Series, a two-part docuseries about Melania Trump.
The trailer was released on Friday, Nov. 6, ahead of the premiere.
The series uses bonus footage shot by director Brett Ratner as cameras followed Trump in the days after Donald Trump’s second inauguration.
The episodes are titled Family & Trust and Pride & Honor.
The series is produced by Amazon MGM Studios, Muse Films, New Element Media and RatPac Entertainment.
- Who
- Melania Trump is the subject of the docuseries.
- What
- Prime Video will stream Melania: The Series, a two-part docuseries.
- When
- It is set to premiere Nov. 20; the trailer was released Nov. 6, 2026.
- Where
- Prime Video will stream the series worldwide.
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Cameras followed Melania Trump, capturing footage used for the docuseries.
The Melania documentary was released.
Prime Video released the trailer and announced the docuseries premiere date.
Melania: The Series is set to premiere on Prime Video.
- Premiere date
- Nov. 20
- Format
- Two-part docuseries
- Episode titles
- Family & Trust; Pride & Honor
- Director
- Brett Ratner
- Production companies
- Amazon MGM Studios, Muse Films, New Element Media and RatPac Entertainment
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What people are saying
The media, they want gossip. For me, it’s noise.
Everyone wants to be close to power, and sometimes [it] can be very dangerous.