Australian singer Kylie Minogue has signed an eye-watering deal with Netflix to film a tell-all documentary.
The highest-selling Australian female recording artist, 56, sparked a major bidding war between streaming services to secure the rights to the project after Minogue’s latest success.
In 2023, the singer staged quite the comeback with her single Padam Padam which went on to win a Grammy for Best Pop Dance Recording.
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Filming for the new project is expected to start later this year, according to The Mirror.
“There was a serious bidding war over this. Kylie’s had an incredible life, from starring in Neighbours to becoming a pop icon and still dominating the charts decades later,” a source told the publication.
“She has a massive fan base, so there’s no question it will attract a huge audience.”
“That’s why the offers went so high — everyone’s very excited.”
It was reported that the deal was seven figures after months of negotiations.
Minogue rose to fame in Australia after being cast on Neighbours in 1986 as Charlene Mitchell.
She transitioned into pop music, selling more than 80 million records.
Some of her greatest hits from that time were Locomotion, I Should Be So Lucky, Spinning Around, and Can’t Get You Out of My Head.
In 2005, Minogue was diagnosed with breast cancer and had a recovery period of more than a year.
“It’s trauma, and any trauma resides within you,” Minogue, told CBS News of her diagnosis in 2023, nearly 20 years on.
“The experience of a cancer diagnosis will live in me. It was difficult. It was also amazing.”
“Amazing in that you are very aware of your body, of the love that’s around you, of your capability, all sorts of things.”
She continued to release music and act, however it was not until Padam Padam that she burst back to the top of the charts.
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