First lady Melania Trump unveiled the first trailer for her eponymous documentary on Wednesday, offering a rare glimpse into the life of a presidential spouse often shrouded in secrecy.
The Amazon-produced documentary, which hits theaters on Jan. 30, promises its audience the opportunity to “witness history in the making” as Trump assumes the first lady role for a second time.
The trailer shows multiple clips of Trump throughout the White House, President Donald Trump’s second inauguration and Mar-a-Lago, the family‘s sprawling Florida estate.
“Everyone wants to know, so here it is,” the first lady says in a voiceover.
Amazon reportedly paid $40 million for the licensing rights to the documentary, which was announced in January, and a follow-up docuseries for its streaming service, Prime Video. The news came after founder Jeff Bezos made repeated overtures to President Donald Trump throughout 2024, including a dinner at the Trumps’ estate in Mar-a-Lago.
The documentary is directed by “Rush Hour” filmmaker Brett Ratner, who has been accused by multiple women of sexual misconduct. Ratner has denied the allegations.
Ratner is currently attached to a Paramount-distributed “Rush Hour 4” after the president lobbied the Ellison family, the company’s majority shareholders, for the sequel.
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