Last month, the First Lady hinted at a surprising new professional venture that would take her beyond her traditional duties—and bring Melania Trump directly into the spotlight. At the time, rumors swirled online that she was preparing to star in her own Amazon documentary, simply titled Melania. Producers eventually confirmed the speculation, revealing a theatrical release date of January 30, 2026, followed by streaming on Prime Video. The film reportedly follows Melania over 20 days leading up to Donald Trump’s 2025 inauguration, offering viewers a rare look inside her world during a pivotal moment.
This week, new details about the project emerged, and they point directly to the Trump family’s involvement. In a polished video shared on social media—reminiscent of iconic studio logos like MGM or DreamWorks—Melania unveiled her newest venture: her own production company. “PRESENTING: MUSE FILMS,” she announced, revealing that the documentary Melania will be the brand’s first major project.
The name “Muse Films” is more meaningful than it may appear. Political insiders previously revealed that “Muse” was Melania’s Secret Service code name during her first tenure as First Lady, while Donald Trump’s was “Mogul,” and Donald Trump Jr.’s was “Mountaineer.” Melania’s new company name seems to nod directly to that chapter of her life while positioning her as the creative force behind her own narrative.
With this bold career move—and the upcoming documentary—Melania Trump appears to be stepping into a new era, using her own platform, her own company, and even her former Secret Service identity to shape how the world sees her. Melania, the film, is set to make its global theatrical debut on January 30, 2026.
