NewsPeople Aren't Interested In Seeing A Melania Trump Documentary

People Aren’t Interested In Seeing A Melania Trump Documentary

As the release of Melania Trump’s theatrical documentary approaches, social media users are mocking theaters for reportedly struggling to sell tickets.

“Not a single ticket sold for the opening night 9:55 p.m. showing of Melania at the busiest movie theater in the metro-Jacksonville area,” Travis Ackers tweeted over a screenshot of a booking screen for the film in Trump’s home state of Florida.

Not a single ticket sold for the opening night 9:55pm showing of Melania at the busiest movie theater in the metro-Jacksonville area. pic.twitter.com/NZz7T7PkwS— Travis Akers 🇺🇸 (@travisakers) January 27, 2026

Users shared screenshots of online ticket bookings in their cities, many showing wide availability for the Melania documentary on opening night.

“Zero sold in Atlanta. Opening night. Busy theater,” one person wrote alongside a screenshot.

“Same thing in Colorado!” added someone else.

The Melania documentary is faring even worse overseas, reportedly selling few or no tickets in the limited U.K. theaters where it’s showing.

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Source: Black Enterprise

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