The documentary landed on Prime Video on 9 March after Jeff Bezos’ Amazon MGM studios paid $40 million for the film

Melania Trump has sparked a heated discussion online after sharing a life update during the conflict in Iran.

On 10 March, the United States First Lady took to her official X account to share with her 3.9 million followers that her recently-released documentary was the number one movie on Prime Video globally.

Now, the docu-film, which hit cinemas earlier this year (30 January), follows Melania in the 20 days leading up to her husband, US President Donald Trump’s 2025 inauguration last January.

The documentary ‘offers unprecedented access to the 20 days leading up to the 2025 Presidential Inauguration through the eyes of the First Lady herself’.

Its description states that it invites audiences to step inside Melania’s world as ‘she orchestrates inauguration plans, navigates the complexities of the White House transition, and moves her family back to the nation’s capital’.

The film features exclusive footage capturing critical meetings, private conversations, and never-before-seen environments.

It landed on Prime on 9 March after Jeff Bezos’ Amazon MGM studios paid $40 million for the film.

Melania announced the news about her film doing the numbers on the streaming giant with a text post that stated ‘#1 MOVIE PRIME WORLDWIDE’ with an image of the Melania Prime doc underneath reading ‘Top 10 in the US’.

While many MAGA heads rushed in to praise Melania for the achievement, a number of critics took issue with the post, with several considering it insensitive, per the Mirror, amid the intensifying conflict in Iran.

The US and Israel launched joint attacks on Iran late last month (28 February), which set off retaliatory strikes across the region.

“Total vanity project. What a joke,” slammed one X user while another hit out: “Seriously? This is what you post? Something about yourself? With everything happening now and the chaos caused by your dearly beloved?”

Melania has got an 11 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes’ Tomatometer but has interestingly received a near-perfect 98 percent on its Popcornmeter, a stark divide between the two rating systems.

For reference, the Tomatometer represents the percentage of positive reviews from professional critics, while the Popcornmeter shows the percentage of positive ratings from audience members, primarily verified users.

In the meantime, over on IMDb, Melania has received a 1.4/10.

At the time of writing, the First Lady’s documentary film is ‘#7 in the UK’.

Melania Trump slammed for insensitive update during Iran conflict Read More

The documentary landed on Prime Video on 9 March after Jeff Bezos’ Amazon MGM studios paid $40 million for the film

Melania Trump has sparked a heated discussion online after sharing a life update during the conflict in Iran.

On 10 March, the United States First Lady took to her official X account to share with her 3.9 million followers that her recently-released documentary was the number one movie on Prime Video globally.

Now, the docu-film, which hit cinemas earlier this year (30 January), follows Melania in the 20 days leading up to her husband, US President Donald Trump’s 2025 inauguration last January.

The documentary ‘offers unprecedented access to the 20 days leading up to the 2025 Presidential Inauguration through the eyes of the First Lady herself’.

Its description states that it invites audiences to step inside Melania’s world as ‘she orchestrates inauguration plans, navigates the complexities of the White House transition, and moves her family back to the nation’s capital’.

The film features exclusive footage capturing critical meetings, private conversations, and never-before-seen environments.

It landed on Prime on 9 March after Jeff Bezos’ Amazon MGM studios paid $40 million for the film.

Melania announced the news about her film doing the numbers on the streaming giant with a text post that stated ‘#1 MOVIE PRIME WORLDWIDE’ with an image of the Melania Prime doc underneath reading ‘Top 10 in the US’.

While many MAGA heads rushed in to praise Melania for the achievement, a number of critics took issue with the post, with several considering it insensitive, per the Mirror, amid the intensifying conflict in Iran.

The US and Israel launched joint attacks on Iran late last month (28 February), which set off retaliatory strikes across the region.

“Total vanity project. What a joke,” slammed one X user while another hit out: “Seriously? This is what you post? Something about yourself? With everything happening now and the chaos caused by your dearly beloved?”

Melania has got an 11 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes’ Tomatometer but has interestingly received a near-perfect 98 percent on its Popcornmeter, a stark divide between the two rating systems.

For reference, the Tomatometer represents the percentage of positive reviews from professional critics, while the Popcornmeter shows the percentage of positive ratings from audience members, primarily verified users.

In the meantime, over on IMDb, Melania has received a 1.4/10.

At the time of writing, the First Lady’s documentary film is ‘#7 in the UK’.

Melania Trump slammed for insensitive update during Iran conflict Read More

The documentary landed on Prime Video on 9 March after Jeff Bezos’ Amazon MGM studios paid $40 million for the film

Melania Trump has sparked a heated discussion online after sharing a life update during the conflict in Iran.

On 10 March, the United States First Lady took to her official X account to share with her 3.9 million followers that her recently-released documentary was the number one movie on Prime Video globally.

Now, the docu-film, which hit cinemas earlier this year (30 January), follows Melania in the 20 days leading up to her husband, US President Donald Trump’s 2025 inauguration last January.

The documentary ‘offers unprecedented access to the 20 days leading up to the 2025 Presidential Inauguration through the eyes of the First Lady herself’.

Its description states that it invites audiences to step inside Melania’s world as ‘she orchestrates inauguration plans, navigates the complexities of the White House transition, and moves her family back to the nation’s capital’.

The film features exclusive footage capturing critical meetings, private conversations, and never-before-seen environments.

It landed on Prime on 9 March after Jeff Bezos’ Amazon MGM studios paid $40 million for the film.

Melania announced the news about her film doing the numbers on the streaming giant with a text post that stated ‘#1 MOVIE PRIME WORLDWIDE’ with an image of the Melania Prime doc underneath reading ‘Top 10 in the US’.

While many MAGA heads rushed in to praise Melania for the achievement, a number of critics took issue with the post, with several considering it insensitive, per the Mirror, amid the intensifying conflict in Iran.

The US and Israel launched joint attacks on Iran late last month (28 February), which set off retaliatory strikes across the region.

“Total vanity project. What a joke,” slammed one X user while another hit out: “Seriously? This is what you post? Something about yourself? With everything happening now and the chaos caused by your dearly beloved?”

Melania has got an 11 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes’ Tomatometer but has interestingly received a near-perfect 98 percent on its Popcornmeter, a stark divide between the two rating systems.

For reference, the Tomatometer represents the percentage of positive reviews from professional critics, while the Popcornmeter shows the percentage of positive ratings from audience members, primarily verified users.

In the meantime, over on IMDb, Melania has received a 1.4/10.

At the time of writing, the First Lady’s documentary film is ‘#7 in the UK’.

Melania Trump slammed for insensitive update during Iran conflict Read More

The documentary landed on Prime Video on 9 March after Jeff Bezos’ Amazon MGM studios paid $40 million for the film

Melania Trump has sparked a heated discussion online after sharing a life update during the conflict in Iran.

On 10 March, the United States First Lady took to her official X account to share with her 3.9 million followers that her recently-released documentary was the number one movie on Prime Video globally.

Now, the docu-film, which hit cinemas earlier this year (30 January), follows Melania in the 20 days leading up to her husband, US President Donald Trump’s 2025 inauguration last January.

The documentary ‘offers unprecedented access to the 20 days leading up to the 2025 Presidential Inauguration through the eyes of the First Lady herself’.

Its description states that it invites audiences to step inside Melania’s world as ‘she orchestrates inauguration plans, navigates the complexities of the White House transition, and moves her family back to the nation’s capital’.

The film features exclusive footage capturing critical meetings, private conversations, and never-before-seen environments.

It landed on Prime on 9 March after Jeff Bezos’ Amazon MGM studios paid $40 million for the film.

Melania announced the news about her film doing the numbers on the streaming giant with a text post that stated ‘#1 MOVIE PRIME WORLDWIDE’ with an image of the Melania Prime doc underneath reading ‘Top 10 in the US’.

While many MAGA heads rushed in to praise Melania for the achievement, a number of critics took issue with the post, with several considering it insensitive, per the Mirror, amid the intensifying conflict in Iran.

The US and Israel launched joint attacks on Iran late last month (28 February), which set off retaliatory strikes across the region.

“Total vanity project. What a joke,” slammed one X user while another hit out: “Seriously? This is what you post? Something about yourself? With everything happening now and the chaos caused by your dearly beloved?”

Melania has got an 11 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes’ Tomatometer but has interestingly received a near-perfect 98 percent on its Popcornmeter, a stark divide between the two rating systems.

For reference, the Tomatometer represents the percentage of positive reviews from professional critics, while the Popcornmeter shows the percentage of positive ratings from audience members, primarily verified users.

In the meantime, over on IMDb, Melania has received a 1.4/10.

At the time of writing, the First Lady’s documentary film is ‘#7 in the UK’.

Melania Trump slammed for insensitive update during Iran conflict Read More

The documentary landed on Prime Video on 9 March after Jeff Bezos’ Amazon MGM studios paid $40 million for the film

Melania Trump has sparked a heated discussion online after sharing a life update during the conflict in Iran.

On 10 March, the United States First Lady took to her official X account to share with her 3.9 million followers that her recently-released documentary was the number one movie on Prime Video globally.

Now, the docu-film, which hit cinemas earlier this year (30 January), follows Melania in the 20 days leading up to her husband, US President Donald Trump’s 2025 inauguration last January.

The documentary ‘offers unprecedented access to the 20 days leading up to the 2025 Presidential Inauguration through the eyes of the First Lady herself’.

Its description states that it invites audiences to step inside Melania’s world as ‘she orchestrates inauguration plans, navigates the complexities of the White House transition, and moves her family back to the nation’s capital’.

The film features exclusive footage capturing critical meetings, private conversations, and never-before-seen environments.

It landed on Prime on 9 March after Jeff Bezos’ Amazon MGM studios paid $40 million for the film.

Melania announced the news about her film doing the numbers on the streaming giant with a text post that stated ‘#1 MOVIE PRIME WORLDWIDE’ with an image of the Melania Prime doc underneath reading ‘Top 10 in the US’.

While many MAGA heads rushed in to praise Melania for the achievement, a number of critics took issue with the post, with several considering it insensitive, per the Mirror, amid the intensifying conflict in Iran.

The US and Israel launched joint attacks on Iran late last month (28 February), which set off retaliatory strikes across the region.

“Total vanity project. What a joke,” slammed one X user while another hit out: “Seriously? This is what you post? Something about yourself? With everything happening now and the chaos caused by your dearly beloved?”

Melania has got an 11 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes’ Tomatometer but has interestingly received a near-perfect 98 percent on its Popcornmeter, a stark divide between the two rating systems.

For reference, the Tomatometer represents the percentage of positive reviews from professional critics, while the Popcornmeter shows the percentage of positive ratings from audience members, primarily verified users.

In the meantime, over on IMDb, Melania has received a 1.4/10.

At the time of writing, the First Lady’s documentary film is ‘#7 in the UK’.

Melania Trump slammed for insensitive update during Iran conflict Read More

The documentary landed on Prime Video on 9 March after Jeff Bezos’ Amazon MGM studios paid $40 million for the film

Melania Trump has sparked a heated discussion online after sharing a life update during the conflict in Iran.

On 10 March, the United States First Lady took to her official X account to share with her 3.9 million followers that her recently-released documentary was the number one movie on Prime Video globally.

Now, the docu-film, which hit cinemas earlier this year (30 January), follows Melania in the 20 days leading up to her husband, US President Donald Trump’s 2025 inauguration last January.

The documentary ‘offers unprecedented access to the 20 days leading up to the 2025 Presidential Inauguration through the eyes of the First Lady herself’.

Its description states that it invites audiences to step inside Melania’s world as ‘she orchestrates inauguration plans, navigates the complexities of the White House transition, and moves her family back to the nation’s capital’.

The film features exclusive footage capturing critical meetings, private conversations, and never-before-seen environments.

It landed on Prime on 9 March after Jeff Bezos’ Amazon MGM studios paid $40 million for the film.

Melania announced the news about her film doing the numbers on the streaming giant with a text post that stated ‘#1 MOVIE PRIME WORLDWIDE’ with an image of the Melania Prime doc underneath reading ‘Top 10 in the US’.

While many MAGA heads rushed in to praise Melania for the achievement, a number of critics took issue with the post, with several considering it insensitive, per the Mirror, amid the intensifying conflict in Iran.

The US and Israel launched joint attacks on Iran late last month (28 February), which set off retaliatory strikes across the region.

“Total vanity project. What a joke,” slammed one X user while another hit out: “Seriously? This is what you post? Something about yourself? With everything happening now and the chaos caused by your dearly beloved?”

Melania has got an 11 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes’ Tomatometer but has interestingly received a near-perfect 98 percent on its Popcornmeter, a stark divide between the two rating systems.

For reference, the Tomatometer represents the percentage of positive reviews from professional critics, while the Popcornmeter shows the percentage of positive ratings from audience members, primarily verified users.

In the meantime, over on IMDb, Melania has received a 1.4/10.

At the time of writing, the First Lady’s documentary film is ‘#7 in the UK’.

Melania Trump slammed for insensitive update during Iran conflict Read More

The documentary landed on Prime Video on 9 March after Jeff Bezos’ Amazon MGM studios paid $40 million for the film

Melania Trump has sparked a heated discussion online after sharing a life update during the conflict in Iran.

On 10 March, the United States First Lady took to her official X account to share with her 3.9 million followers that her recently-released documentary was the number one movie on Prime Video globally.

Now, the docu-film, which hit cinemas earlier this year (30 January), follows Melania in the 20 days leading up to her husband, US President Donald Trump’s 2025 inauguration last January.

The documentary ‘offers unprecedented access to the 20 days leading up to the 2025 Presidential Inauguration through the eyes of the First Lady herself’.

Its description states that it invites audiences to step inside Melania’s world as ‘she orchestrates inauguration plans, navigates the complexities of the White House transition, and moves her family back to the nation’s capital’.

The film features exclusive footage capturing critical meetings, private conversations, and never-before-seen environments.

It landed on Prime on 9 March after Jeff Bezos’ Amazon MGM studios paid $40 million for the film.

Melania announced the news about her film doing the numbers on the streaming giant with a text post that stated ‘#1 MOVIE PRIME WORLDWIDE’ with an image of the Melania Prime doc underneath reading ‘Top 10 in the US’.

While many MAGA heads rushed in to praise Melania for the achievement, a number of critics took issue with the post, with several considering it insensitive, per the Mirror, amid the intensifying conflict in Iran.

The US and Israel launched joint attacks on Iran late last month (28 February), which set off retaliatory strikes across the region.

“Total vanity project. What a joke,” slammed one X user while another hit out: “Seriously? This is what you post? Something about yourself? With everything happening now and the chaos caused by your dearly beloved?”

Melania has got an 11 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes’ Tomatometer but has interestingly received a near-perfect 98 percent on its Popcornmeter, a stark divide between the two rating systems.

For reference, the Tomatometer represents the percentage of positive reviews from professional critics, while the Popcornmeter shows the percentage of positive ratings from audience members, primarily verified users.

In the meantime, over on IMDb, Melania has received a 1.4/10.

At the time of writing, the First Lady’s documentary film is ‘#7 in the UK’.

Melania Trump slammed for insensitive update during Iran conflict Read More

The documentary landed on Prime Video on 9 March after Jeff Bezos’ Amazon MGM studios paid $40 million for the film

Melania Trump has sparked a heated discussion online after sharing a life update during the conflict in Iran.

On 10 March, the United States First Lady took to her official X account to share with her 3.9 million followers that her recently-released documentary was the number one movie on Prime Video globally.

Now, the docu-film, which hit cinemas earlier this year (30 January), follows Melania in the 20 days leading up to her husband, US President Donald Trump’s 2025 inauguration last January.

The documentary ‘offers unprecedented access to the 20 days leading up to the 2025 Presidential Inauguration through the eyes of the First Lady herself’.

Its description states that it invites audiences to step inside Melania’s world as ‘she orchestrates inauguration plans, navigates the complexities of the White House transition, and moves her family back to the nation’s capital’.

The film features exclusive footage capturing critical meetings, private conversations, and never-before-seen environments.

It landed on Prime on 9 March after Jeff Bezos’ Amazon MGM studios paid $40 million for the film.

Melania announced the news about her film doing the numbers on the streaming giant with a text post that stated ‘#1 MOVIE PRIME WORLDWIDE’ with an image of the Melania Prime doc underneath reading ‘Top 10 in the US’.

While many MAGA heads rushed in to praise Melania for the achievement, a number of critics took issue with the post, with several considering it insensitive, per the Mirror, amid the intensifying conflict in Iran.

The US and Israel launched joint attacks on Iran late last month (28 February), which set off retaliatory strikes across the region.

“Total vanity project. What a joke,” slammed one X user while another hit out: “Seriously? This is what you post? Something about yourself? With everything happening now and the chaos caused by your dearly beloved?”

Melania has got an 11 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes’ Tomatometer but has interestingly received a near-perfect 98 percent on its Popcornmeter, a stark divide between the two rating systems.

For reference, the Tomatometer represents the percentage of positive reviews from professional critics, while the Popcornmeter shows the percentage of positive ratings from audience members, primarily verified users.

In the meantime, over on IMDb, Melania has received a 1.4/10.

At the time of writing, the First Lady’s documentary film is ‘#7 in the UK’.

Melania Trump slammed for insensitive update during Iran conflict Read More

The documentary landed on Prime Video on 9 March after Jeff Bezos’ Amazon MGM studios paid $40 million for the film

Melania Trump has sparked a heated discussion online after sharing a life update during the conflict in Iran.

On 10 March, the United States First Lady took to her official X account to share with her 3.9 million followers that her recently-released documentary was the number one movie on Prime Video globally.

Now, the docu-film, which hit cinemas earlier this year (30 January), follows Melania in the 20 days leading up to her husband, US President Donald Trump’s 2025 inauguration last January.

The documentary ‘offers unprecedented access to the 20 days leading up to the 2025 Presidential Inauguration through the eyes of the First Lady herself’.

Its description states that it invites audiences to step inside Melania’s world as ‘she orchestrates inauguration plans, navigates the complexities of the White House transition, and moves her family back to the nation’s capital’.

The film features exclusive footage capturing critical meetings, private conversations, and never-before-seen environments.

It landed on Prime on 9 March after Jeff Bezos’ Amazon MGM studios paid $40 million for the film.

Melania announced the news about her film doing the numbers on the streaming giant with a text post that stated ‘#1 MOVIE PRIME WORLDWIDE’ with an image of the Melania Prime doc underneath reading ‘Top 10 in the US’.

While many MAGA heads rushed in to praise Melania for the achievement, a number of critics took issue with the post, with several considering it insensitive, per the Mirror, amid the intensifying conflict in Iran.

The US and Israel launched joint attacks on Iran late last month (28 February), which set off retaliatory strikes across the region.

“Total vanity project. What a joke,” slammed one X user while another hit out: “Seriously? This is what you post? Something about yourself? With everything happening now and the chaos caused by your dearly beloved?”

Melania has got an 11 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes’ Tomatometer but has interestingly received a near-perfect 98 percent on its Popcornmeter, a stark divide between the two rating systems.

For reference, the Tomatometer represents the percentage of positive reviews from professional critics, while the Popcornmeter shows the percentage of positive ratings from audience members, primarily verified users.

In the meantime, over on IMDb, Melania has received a 1.4/10.

At the time of writing, the First Lady’s documentary film is ‘#7 in the UK’.

Melania Trump slammed for insensitive update during Iran conflict Read More

This week Royal plans shif.ted when the 76-year-old mo.narch made a br.ief hospital visit — without Queen Camilla. Buck.ingham Palace later iss.ued a statement.

King Charles III visited The London Clinic on Thursday after experiencing temporary side effects from cancer treatment, as per The Sun on March 27. Buckingham Palace confirmed that he returned to Clarence House the same day and postponed engagements scheduled for both Thursday and Friday.

“Following scheduled and ongoing medical treatment for cancer this morning, The King experienced temporary side effects that required a short period of observation in hospital.”, a Palace spokesperson said.

According to officials, it wasn’t an emergency and the King went by car, not an ambulance. Sources reportedly described the episode as “a most minor bump in a road” and said his treatment is “very much heading in the right direction.” The Palace added that side effects like these are common.

Following medical advice, Charles postponed four public events in Birmingham and several diplomatic meetings, including a ceremony to receive credentials from ambassadors of three countries.

The King expressed regret over missing the scheduled engagements. “He very much hopes that they can be rescheduled in due course and offers his deepest apologies to all those who had worked so hard to make the planned visit possible,” the spokesperson added.

By Thursday evening, the King had reportedly returned to work, reviewing state papers and making official calls from his study at Clarence House. Queen Camilla did not accompany him to the hospital and remained at Clarence House. The Palace gave no further details about her schedule.

Though some adjustments may be made to Charles’s upcoming engagements, the Palace still expects the State Visit to Italy in April to proceed as planned.

The hospital visit came shortly after senior members of the royal family gathered at Westminster Abbey for the annual Commonwealth Day service.

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