You've heard the rumors. You've read the headlines. You've seen the unauthorized adaptations. But you've never heard the real story until now.
In her debut Audible memoir, Lady Miss Jacqueline (Oscar-winning child star, nightclub magnate, crystal empress, and self-proclaimed beacon of hope) finally tells her story in her own inimitable voice. From a gold-plated birth canal in Newport to surviving a shipwreck in nothing but a satin nightgown, from inspiring talk show legends to gifting Rolls Royces by Zeppelin to her nightclub staff in Ibiza, Lady Miss recounts the greatest moments of her lives (past and present) with the confidence of a woman who has never once been wrong, and the heart of one who occasionally suspects she might be.
Through chapters on survival, reinvention, sex, power, and the occasional feud with historical royalty, Lady Miss dispenses wisdom, settles scores, and drops names with the force of a chandelier at a state dinner. She'll make you laugh; she'll make you gasp, and she'll make you wonder how one woman can take credit for so much and somehow make you believe every word. Sit back, open your ears, and receive this wisdom with blessings and billions.
Executive Producer: Brittany Jade McCombs
Most people save the wedding date for love. Lady Miss Jacqueline saves the date for revenge.
Spanning six decades, from a 1970s rehearsal dinner at a Malibu mansion to a crystal mine wedding in 1990s Sedona, a bachelorette party at a presidential estate in the 2000s, a penthouse ceremony in 2025, and an intergalactic courtroom in 2089, each of Lady Miss' weddings is less about the groom and more about the scheme. Whether she's blackmailing a senator, pitching a reality TV empire to her mother-in-law, or battling a tech billionaire for advertising rights on the moon, Lady Miss always has a plan, and it never goes the way she expects.
Joined by her ever-devoted mother Delia (Sheryl Lee Ralph), her best friend and divorce attorney The Baroness (Danielle Brooks), her prophetic Mystic, and unflappable Butler (Zachariah Porter), Lady Miss schemes, seduces, and insults her way through American history with a fan snap and a cackle. Through its blend of outrageous satire and surprisingly tender moments about legacy, motherhood, and what it means to be truly seen, The Weddings of Lady Miss Jacqueline is a love letter to ambition, and the people who put up with yours. Buckle up; matrimony has never been this dangerous.
Executive Producer: Brittany Jade McCombs
Lady Miss Jacqueline and her crew are back, and this time, the drama is divine.
When Lady Miss returns to her great-aunt's church in New Orleans to plan the funeral of the beloved Mother Miss Pearline, she discovers that the humble congregation of her youth has been transformed into a megachurch conglomerate run by holograms, subscriptions, and an AI named Earncybot. At the center of it all is the scheming Illuminate Slanders, a woman with five dead husbands, a suspicious will, and a dangerous plan to upload every church member's consciousness into her AI network.
To honor her aunt's final wish and reclaim the church from Slanders' grip, Lady Miss must rally her mother Delia (Sheryl Lee Ralph), the ever-resourceful Baroness (Danielle Brooks), the loyal Butler (Zachariah Porter), and a young church worker named Virginia Jones, navigating fake influencer funerals, metaverse infiltrations, undercover disguises, and decades of buried family secrets. Through its blend of sharp satire, Southern church culture, and genuine heart, Bereavement Committee is a story about what happens when faith meets technology, family meets obligation, and Lady Miss meets someone she can't simply insult into submission. Grab a plate, find a pew, and hold on to your wig.
Executive Producer: Brittany Jade McCombs