Prime Video has announced the release of a two-part series on First Lady Melania Trump's life since her husband returned to office, and on Friday it unveiled a trailer for the project, The Hill reported. The series, titled MELANIA, The Series, is described by The Hill as offering new insight into the behind-the-scenes life of the first lady, with the announcement stating that it reveals stories that have not been told before.
The New York Times reported that the new project follows an earlier Melania Trump film and is directed by Brett Ratner, the same director as that film. The Times described the new work as a documentary that the first lady executive produces, and said it will debut on Nov. 20.
The two outlets differ in how they describe the project. The Times called it a documentary, while The Hill called it a series. Both describe it as having two parts, and both connect it to the first lady's life since her husband returned to office, though the summaries available for this report give different amounts of detail about its production.
The Hill's account focused on the trailer and the announcement from Prime Video, and it did not give a debut date. The Nov. 20 date appears only in The Times's account, so it is the only date reported for the series in the sources reviewed here.
Neither summary describes the content of the individual parts, the earlier film, or any other episodes beyond the subjects named above. Further details about the series were not included in the reports reviewed for this story.
Sources: The New York Times: Amazon Follows Melania Trump Film With Two-Part Series by the Same Director; The Hill: Prime Video releases trailer for 2-part Melania Trump series.