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EXCLUSIVE: Muse Entertainment has released the trailer for ‘Doula: A True Crime,’ a Canadian docuseries exploring the psychological complexities of Kaitlyn Braun’s shocking pregnancy hoax, premiering October 7 on CBC.

Muse Entertainment has released an intriguing trailer for its upcoming docuseries, ‘Doula: A True Crime,’ premiering on October 7 on CBC. Directed by Nathalie Bibeau, the series dives deep into the complex and disturbing case of Kaitlyn Braun, a woman who fabricated multiple pregnancies, deceiving over 40 doulas in the process.
The docuseries reveals how Braun allegedly misled the doulas by claiming she was a victim of sexual assault and was carrying a stillborn child in her third trimester. As the narrative unfolded, inconsistencies in Braun’s claims prompted the doulas to unite, leading to the discovery of her deception and resulting in 53 criminal charges against her. This case highlights the profound impact of lies within caregiving relationships and the vulnerabilities of those wishing to support others.
Adding another layer of significance, Boat Rocker Studios has acquired the international distribution rights to ‘Doula: A True Crime,’ planning to showcase it at MIPCOM in Cannes. Mellany Welsh, SVP and Global Head of Distribution & Brands at Boat Rocker Studios, remarked that this docuseries presents a unique narrative that is unavailable elsewhere, ensuring its broad international appeal.
The trailer features emotional testimonials from the doulas directly affected by Braun’s actions. One doula poignantly states, "I have to tell you the whole story so you understand," emphasizing the depth of the betrayal. Another recalls, "I’ve never felt fear like that in my entire life," encapsulating the psychological turmoil they experienced as a result of Braun's deceit.
The trailer culminates in a chilling moment when Braun, smiling, opens her door to the viewer, creating an unsettling yet compelling dynamic.
Bibeau, known for her previous work, including ‘The Walrus and the Whistleblower,’ aims to explore the intricate motivations behind Braun's actions. Quoted in Deadline, Bibeau explains, "The deeper I went, the less the story yielded to easy conclusions," highlighting the complex interplay between empathy and deception.
Jonas Prupas, Managing Director of Unscripted at Muse, expressed that while it would be easy to sensationalize Braun’s story, Bibeau has crafted a thoughtful exploration of human behavior within this context. The docuseries seeks to present a balanced view that provokes deeper conversations around trust, responsibility, and the consequences of betrayal.
As ‘Doula: A True Crime’ prepares for its October 7 release, it is positioned to stimulate critical conversations around trust, empathy, and the complexities of caregiver-client relationships. With Boat Rocker Studios’ involvement, the series is likely to attract broader international interest, further enriching discussions surrounding this riveting true crime narrative. The combination of personal testimonials and professional insights promises to reshape viewers’ perceptions of similar real-life cases.
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