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I didn’t think it was possible to love Kylie Minogue any more – her new Netflix series changed that | Emma Brockes

Kylie Minogue's new Netflix series unveils personal and professional challenges that showcase her resilience and positivity. Featuring candid insights from her sister Dannii and musician Nick Cave, this documentary is a heartfelt tribute to...

The Guardian· May 20, 2026 · 11:31 PM · 42 views

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Kylie Minogue's new Netflix series unveils personal and professional challenges that showcase her resilience and positivity. Featuring candid insights from her sister Dannii and musician Nick Cave, this documentary is a heartfelt tribute to her enduring spirit and influence. Discover the untold stories that make Kylie a true icon. #KylieMinogue #NetflixSeries #Inspiration #Documentary #PopIcon

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