Jesy Nelson Documentary 'Everyone Must Watch' Drops This Week
Jesy Nelson Documentary Drops This Week

Jesy Nelson's new documentary 'Jesy Nelson: Life Changing' will be available to stream on Prime Video this Friday, July 17. The film follows the former Little Mix star as she navigates life as a mother to twin daughters Ocean Jade and Story Monroe, who were diagnosed with Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA), a rare genetic condition causing progressive muscle weakness.

Documentary Details and Release Date

The documentary, which premieres on Prime Video on July 17, offers an intimate look at Nelson's journey. According to the official synopsis, the film captures Nelson coming to terms with the diagnosis, adapting to daily challenges, and finding her footing as a single mother after a breakup. The synopsis also highlights Nelson's campaign to change how the UK screens newborns for SMA, emphasizing that a simple system change can save lives.

Jesy Nelson's Personal Journey

Nelson previously released a six-part docuseries 'Life After Little Mix' detailing her difficult pregnancy. She later revealed her daughters' SMA diagnosis, which fundamentally altered her perspective on motherhood. In a teaser for the new documentary, Nelson is seen breaking down in tears upon first learning the diagnosis. She urged fans to watch, calling it "the most heart-breaking series" she has ever made, and added: "This is only a small glimpse into what my girls have to go through every single day. It's the reality that so many children born with SMA have to endure and this is only the beginning of their lives."

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Campaign for Newborn Screening

The documentary goes beyond Nelson's personal story, focusing on her advocacy for universal newborn screening for SMA. Currently, the UK does not screen all newborns for the condition, which can lead to delayed diagnosis and treatment. Nelson aims to raise awareness and push for policy change, highlighting that early intervention can significantly improve outcomes for children with SMA.

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