Melania Trump Announces New Docuseries After Flopped First Lady Documentary Lost Nearly $60 Million

First Lady Melania Trump is releasing a two-part docuseries of her life inside the White House just eight months after her Amazon Prime documentary lost nearly $60 million.

Melania, 56, told Fox & Friends on Wednesday, September 23, that the new doc will be “very different” from the Melania flop.

“It’s more conversation one-on-one with me,” she explained, per New York Post. “So when I was traveling and doing all of the filming, the director was asking me questions. There’s some private questions that I will answer that people never heard before, so it’s kind of exciting.”

It’s unclear whether the docuseries the former model referred to is the same as the two Melania sequels director Brett Ratner previously announced.

“I’m explaining to President Donald Trump that even I can’t take credit for making Melania look that good! Here we go again…. The saga continues,” Ratner, 57, shared via Instagram on August 11. “Can’t wait to share with everyone around the world the next two chapters of Melania: The Docuseries.”

The original doc — which was released in theaters in January — cost Amazon $40 million to license and another $35 million to market. While the film became the highest grossing theatrically released documentary of the year, it only earned $16.3 million, for a loss of nearly $60 million, according to Entertainment Weekly.

The two-part docuseries does not have an exact release date, but Melania hinted that the film would be available to watch in November.