The rapper-turned-actor-and producer garners yet another major TV deal, as his ‘Confessions Of A Crime Queen’ show has been given the green light to go straight to series.

According to Deadline, his new film, Confessions of a Crime Queen, has received a straight-to-series contract. The show is billed as a “first-of-its-kind anthology series” that blends documentary and scripted elements to tell the story. The plot and characters will vary with each season, similar to American Horror Story.

Regardless of the changing cast, the overarching storyline will always revolve around a woman who created a multibillion-dollar criminal enterprise. Although the characters will be portrayed by actors, the program will also feature interviews with real-life criminals masterminds. Casting for the first season, which is set to premiere next year, has already begun.

The project is being developed by 50 through his G-Unit Film & Television banner in collaboration with Lionsgate.

50 said in a statement announcing the show: “As G-Unit Film & Television continues its rapid growth, we have to think outside the box and challenge ourselves to tell entertaining and important stories in new ways.

With the support of discovery+, our friends at Lionsgate TV and in partnership with top producer, Rich Bye and Goodbye Pictures, we have the right team to help us continue pushing the creative envelope. I am thrilled to add Confessions of a Crime Queen to the G-Unit Film & Television slate in 2022.”

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