Secrets of Taylor Swift's rise to fame, which is to be revealed in the new documentary of the new channel 4

A coarse -grained new documentary will dive a deep immersion in the way of Megastar Taylor Swift for fame.

Channel 4 has commissioned the show, in which it was examined how she received the largest singer on the planet worth £ 1.2 billion worth £ 1.2 billion.

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But their legions of die -hard fans may have to adjust to the warts and the view of their idol.

A TV insider said: “All the signs are that these will not only be a love letter to Taylor, but a real, in-depth look at the trip on which she became such a star.

“That doesn't mean that the show will be a bei -job, but it won't necessarily be a rose -colored look at your life.”

To become Taylor Swift is made by sandpaper films, which has a reputation to tackle serious topics.

Other programs that the production company created are Sky's Doom Scroll: Andrew Tate and the dark side of the Internet and the BBCS The Untold Story of Baby P, which dealt with the tragic killing of 17 months old Peter Connell.

A TV insider added: “Sand paper is a serious outfit that is known to check important topics and to pack industry prices.”

His documentary about the Shake IT Off Hitmaker is expected to examine how the girl from Pennsylvania began her journey in the world of country music before becoming a huge mainstream artist who sold 114 million albums.

The filming is expected this year and broadcast in the run -up to Christmas.

Taylor is the latest in a number of music stars that Channel 4 has profiled in recent years, albeit for very different reasons.

Other documentaries were George Michael from 2023: Outed that looked at the Wham! Star who comes out of the closet and this year's unveiling of Marilyn Manson's shocking hidden life, which I only revealed last year.

Somehow I doubt that the chic doctor will uncover something so dark.

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