Washington DC - During an interview on Wednesday, First Lady Melania Trump revealed that a two-part docuseries will be released later this year in which she'll address "unanswered questions."

In an interview with Fox News on Wednesday, Melania promised the docuseries would be "very different" from the documentary film about her released last year.

"It's more conversation one-on-one with me," Melania explained. "There's some private questions that I will answer that people never heard before, so it's kind of exciting."

She later told the outlet: "You don't see me everywhere, but behind the scenes, I'm working non-stop."

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In the wake of the January 6 Capitol riots of 2021, Melania appeared to avoid the public eye for years, even as her husband ran for reelection again in 2024.

Since his win, Melania opted out of living at the White House with him, and has continued to give rare public appearances, most of which have been to advance her own interests instead of MAGA's.

Last year, Amazon spent more than $40 million to produce a documentary about Melania, which she was paid over $10 million for.

After the film was panned by critics – many of which described it as propaganda – and flopped in theaters (only pulling in $16 million), many accused Amazon of trying to buy President Trump's favor with the production, an allegation CEO Jeff Bezos has vehemently denied.

Despite the disappointing figures, Amazon appears intent on continuing to work with the Trumps, and has even been considering a relaunch of The Apprentice – with Donald Trump Jr. as the star.