Kylie Minogue will star in a new three-part documentary series for Netflix, offering an in-depth look at her life and career.
Titled KYLIE, the project was announced on Wednesday and will feature rare archive material alongside new interviews with the pop icon.
Inside the Kylie documentary series
According to the official synopsis, the series will draw on Minogue’s personal archive, including home videos and photographs, to tell the story behind her decades-long career.
“Kylie Minogue opens her personal archives and reflects on a life that continues to captivate, inspire, and soundtrack multiple generations,”
“Featuring footage from home movies, personal photographs, and new interviews with Kylie herself, the documentary shows the woman behind the hits. It examines how she’s faced public scrutiny, personal loss, and illness with grit and grace, earning respect far beyond her own fandom.”
The documentary aims to go beyond her chart success, focusing on the personal and professional challenges she has navigated throughout her career.
Direction and contributors confirmed
The series will be directed by Michael Harte, known for his work on Three Identical Strangers and Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie.
It will also feature contributions from key figures in Minogue’s life and career, including:
- Dannii Minogue
- Jason Donovan
- Nick Cave
- Pete Waterman
Chart success and cultural impact
Producers highlighted Minogue’s long-standing influence across pop music, noting her ability to evolve across multiple decades.
“The docuseries celebrates the joy, connection, and euphoria that make Kylie unmistakably Kylie,”
“From her breakout role as Charlene in the ’80s Australian soap Neighbours to chart-topping success across five decades, Kylie Minogue has never stopped reinventing herself. Now the new documentary KYLIE explores how she reshaped pop and became one of music’s most enduring icons, selling over 80 million records.”
Release date yet to be announced
No release date has been confirmed for KYLIE, but the announcement positions the series as a major addition to Netflix’s growing catalogue of music documentaries.
