PASADENA, Calif. – Bravo announced a new docu-series following the unique and multi-faceted Paula Abdul. The untitled series will provide a candid real look at the "American Idol" judge, pop star, choreographer and multi-platinum artist, as she takes two steps forward, and two steps back into the spotlight, giving an inside perspective on her professional and personal life. The series is produced by Scott Sternberg Productions for Bravo and will debut later this year.
"Bravo has been successful with profiling dynamic, creative personalities that quicken the pulse of pop culture," said Lauren Zalaznick, Bravo president, in a statement. "Paula's career epitomizes the frenzy of Hollywood as it relates to television, music, dance and style. Viewers will get an intimate glimpse at the real woman behind the headlines."
"It's a hectic time in my life right now with several projects in television, film and fashion," Abdul said in a statement. "I'm excited to open the doors to Bravo and have all my fans see the other sides to me, beyond what they see on 'American Idol.'"
The fly-on-the-wall series reveals the ups and downs of Abdul, not just as a celebrity, but as a business woman, producer, choreographer, singer and friend. Cameras follow Abdul as she starts a new season of the hit series "American Idol," executive produces "Bratz: The Movie," develops her own perfume and cosmetics, expands her originally-designed jewelry line, markets her clothing line and fits personal appearances into a demanding schedule.
Bravo unveils Paula Abdul series
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