The shocking truth behind the fake baby scandal has been revealed: the documentary makers are Two Rivers Media and Soho Studios Entertainment. But here's where it gets controversial... The companies behind the tell-all documentary about Kira Cousins, the 25-year-old who duped people into thinking she was pregnant, have been unveiled. Cousins, who even threw a gender reveal party, tricked her family, friends, and the supposed father into believing she was expecting. Pictures of her cradling her 'baby bump' went viral, and she later introduced a doll named Bonnie-Leigh to her loved ones. But the lies were exposed when her mom found the doll in her bedroom, and a sickened friend posted the story online. Days after the scandal broke, Cousins fled her home and went into hiding. Alan Clements, the managing director of Two Rivers Media, told the Record, 'We are delighted that with the huge international interest, Kira chose us. Both Two Rivers and Soho Studios pride ourselves on bringing remarkable human experiences to the screen.' The documentary will explore the impact of Cousins' deception and the issues surrounding it, with filming set to begin once a partner platform is found. But this is the part most people miss... The companies have made programs for the BBC, Channel 4, ITV, Paramount+, and Sky, so the documentary is sure to be a hit. Will the public be able to separate fact from fiction? And what does this mean for Cousins' future?
