Melania Trump’s documentary “Melania” will soon be available to stream once it hits Prime Video on March 9.
Directed by Brett Ratner — it was his first film since being accused of multiple incidents of sexual misconduct — the film chronicles the tail end of President Trump’s campaign trail into his reelection, but through the eyes of his wife.
It notched a $7 million opening weekend, which was a record for political documentaries, but also paled in comparison to its $40 million acquisition fee from Jeff Bezos (which made it the most expensive documentary in Hollywood history). The movie hit theaters on Jan. 30 and made $16.3 million at the domestic box office during its run — but less than $300,000 globally.
Prime Video announced the news on Friday morning, in an Instagram post.
The film was met with harsh reviews, including from TheWrap‘s William Bibbiani, with critics slamming it for having very little substance and serving as “propaganda.”
President Trump touted the success of the documentary in February, but also noted that he warned his wife about becoming too big of a star as a result of the film.
“Can you believe this?” he said at the time. “Big movie star, and I always say it’s trouble, because I always say there’s not room in one family for two stars.”
“I told her that we can’t have two stars in one family, so I don’t know what that means, but it’s not, it’s not good,” Trump added.
