Paris Hilton gets married on Peacock

NBCUniversal-owned streamer Peacock has added three series to its unscripted offering, including a docuseries following socialite Paris Hilton ahead of her upcoming marriage to venture capitalist Carter Reum.

Paris Hilton
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Across 13 episodes, Paris in Love (working title) will follow Hilton as she prepares for her big day, from bridal dress shopping and choosing the venue to the wedding itself.

The series comes from Warner Bros Unscripted Television in association with Shed Media, Telepictures and Silvington Manor Entertainment. Hilton and Bruce Gersh exec produce.

Also from Warner Bros is True Story (w/t), a comedy series presented by comedians Ed Helms (The Office US) and Randall Park (Fresh Off the Boat) based on Australian show True Story with Hamish & Andy.

The six-episode series sees everyday Americans sit down with Helms and Park to share their most extraordinary and unbelievable true stories. As the stories unfold, events are humorously brought to life by a cast of comedians and actors in dramatised re-enactments.

Warner Bros Unscripted Television is producing True Story in association with Warner Horizon, Pacific Electric Picture Co and Universal Television Alternative Studio.

Park and Helms exec produce with the hosts of the Australian original Hamish Blake and Andy Lee, alongside Tim Bartley and Ryan Shelton – who are also behind the Aussie original – Pacific Electric Picture’s exec VP of production and development Mike Falbo, and Tracey Baird, who will also serve as showrunner.

Peacock has also ordered The Siwa Dance Pop Revolution (w/t), a series about teen pop star and YouTube personality JoJo Siwa as she and her mother/manager Jessalynn attempt to create and launch a new group that they hope will become pop music’s next big sensation.

The series was developed by Bryan Stinson and Jessalynn Siwa and is produced by Evolution Media. Exec producing are Stinson, Jessalynn Siwa, JoJo Siwa and Caryn Sterling. Exec producing for Evolution Media are founder Douglas Ross, president Alex Baskin, VP of production Brian McCarthy and Sean Rankine.