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Kylie Jenner is set to make her first major acting debut in the thriller drama series “Bachelorette Weekend.”
Not only will Jenner have a huge acting part in the series, the makeup mogul will executive produce “Bachelorette Weekend,” which is a working title, according to Deadline.
The upcoming show is reportedly finalizing a deal for a straight-to-series order at Hulu.
Jenner is following in the career footsteps of her older sister Kim Kardashian who is also an executive producer on the upcoming series. The project, created by author/screenwriter Lauren Oliver, comes from Aaron Kaplan’s Kapital Entertainment.
In the series, a bachelorette weekend turns deadly when the bride (Jenner) winds up murdered in the pool, and her closest girlfriends all become suspects.
Jenner’s role is described as the “North Star of the series,” which pieces together the events that led to the murder.
“Bachelorette Weekend” is based on an unpublished book by Flora Collins.
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According to the outlet, the script was sent to Kardashian to produce and she immediately thought of her younger sister to take on the starring role. Once she introduced the project to Jenner, she quickly came on board.
Jenner, 29, made her film acting debut in Charli XCX’s mockumentary film, “The Moment.”
In the A24 movie, which was released in January, the “Kardashians” star played a satirical, fictionalized and exaggerated version of herself and had a short scene with the musician.
The Skims founder, for her part, is the star and executive producer of her own scripted series on Hulu, legal drama “All’s Fair.”
Additionally, Kardashian headlines and produces the upcoming Netflix movie “The Fifth Wheel” and executive produces the upcoming Netflix YA drama series “Calabasas,” as well as the unscripted series “Team Moms: Baseball,” which just premiered on Paramount+.
The businesswoman made her acting debut in 2008’s “Disaster Movie.”
Her major scripted acting breakthrough was playing publicist Siobhan Corbyn alongside Emma Roberts in 2024’s “American Horror Story: Delicate.”
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