TS MADISON SERIES
'I just wanted to survive in the world'īorn and raised in South Florida, Madison knew she was different from a young age, but being bombarded with anti-gay sentiments in church left her struggling, she told TODAY in a series of interviews conducted this month.Īt 15, she saw the film “The Crying Game,” and the character Dil - who is transgender - resonated with her. Her story is one of defying odds no matter how staggering, while always making sure to keep it 100 percent real at all the times. Speaking to TODAY, Madison reflects on her journey and the "power moves and decisions" she's had to make along the way to get where where she is today.
TS MADISON MOVIE
Madison's presence in "Bros" is also a poignant marker of her journey from struggling phone operator to movie star. “Strong women who make power moves and decisions.” “It was important that my presence was there to represent the voices of Black trans women,” Madison added. She’s loud, live and in color,” Madison told TODAY via Zoom hours before the film’s premiere in New York City. While conference room in-fighting between lesbians and bisexuals is riotous, it’s Madison's performance that especially speaks volumes - and she's well aware of that. It's in these meetings that some of the movie's most authentic dialogue takes place, and shows the power of on-screen representation. The movie makes history with the first cast ever to be comprised of only LGBTQ people (albeit one hilarious cameo by Debra Messing), and puts a sweet boy-meets-boy love story at its center.Įichner’s character in the film is trying to launch the first-ever LGBTQ history museum, and is supported by a board of other queer people in his journey. If you’re not already familiar with Madison, the 44-year-old is getting ready to star in "Bros," the new rom-com written by and starring Billy Eichner, out Sept. That frankness and candor is what the unapologetic media personality, who is transgender, is known for. Like a pro, without turning her head, Madison told me: “Of course, baby … after we finish my quick change.” World of Wonder, the producing company behind the series, also posted one of Madison’s tweets on its Instagram page.“You know who TS Madison is. Get your cable upgrades NOW‼️‼️ lol The #TsMadisonExperience is coming to your house ? /tNlNEUjiYd Wow this is really happening ❤️❤️‼️ i need y’all support? I’m a black Trans with her own show coming to a major network in March!! The tweet features a promo video for her upcoming show. Madison posted about the upcoming series on Twitter, asking for her fans’ support. Madison’s show, however, may also be a reality series, since the series promo features Madison talking about her “big dreams” in Hollywood.
FX’s Pose is among the list of series featuring trans Black women headlining a series, but there’s also daytime talk show Point of View on AfroTV, co-hosted by Black trans personality and performer Jazell Barbie Royale, who was crowned Miss International in 2019. The series, The Ts Madison Experience, will be history-making one of the first series starring a Black trans woman.
TS MADISON TV
Online personality Ts Madison will be the host of her own TV show on WEtv in March.
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