Kylie Minogue has admitted being 'so scared' in the emotional trailer for her new Netflix documentary series, titled Kylie. The three-part series, set to premiere on May 20, offers an intimate look at the life and career of the Princess of Pop, who has sold over 80 million records worldwide.
Trailer Highlights Personal Struggles
The trailer features a mix of home movie footage, personal photographs, and new interviews with Kylie and her family. In one poignant moment, Kylie reflects on her career, saying: 'I hate being boxed in. I became frustrated. I felt removed from my body. I was so scared of what was ahead of me.'
The documentary delves into Kylie's early days in showbiz, her struggles with press scrutiny—including being labelled the 'Singing Budgie'—and her devastating breast cancer diagnosis at age 36 in 2005. The singer had to postpone her Showgirl: The Greatest Hits Tour to undergo treatment in Melbourne, during which she faced intense media coverage.
Family and Friends Weigh In
Kylie's sister, Dannii Minogue, appears in the trailer, emotionally recalling: 'We didn't know if she was ever gonna be well again. But I just wanted to be with my sister. Music kept us going.' Fellow Australian musician Nick Cave describes Kylie as 'this force', adding: 'It's all outward, giving.'
The series also includes commentary from close friends Jason Donovan and Pete Waterman. Fans have expressed excitement on social media, with one writing: 'I can't wait, legend Kylie.' Another added: 'Looks so good, can't wait.'
Netflix Release
Kylie airs on Netflix on May 20, promising an unfiltered look at the woman behind the hits, including her cancer battle and resilience.
