Peacock has announced the premiere of a new true crime documentary, “TikTok Star Murders,” executive produced by Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson. The documentary, which investigates the tragic case of TikTok personality Ali Abulaban and his wife Ana, will debut exclusively on Peacock on June 25.
“TikTok Star Murders” examines the grim truth behind the seemingly ideal lives of Ali and Ana Abulaban. Ali, known for his comedic impressions under the TikTok username JinnKid, presented an image of a perfect life with his wife Ana. However, the reality was starkly different, marred by domestic violence, jealousy, and control issues.
Through private, previously unseen cellphone footage and audio, the documentary traces the breakdown of their relationship and its fatal end in October 2021. Ali’s obsessive quest for fame and control, contrasted with Ana’s desire for independence, led to a tragic outcome that shocked their followers and the public.
The documentary includes first-time interviews with the couple’s close friends and family, providing a deeper understanding of their personal lives. It also features commentary from reporter Kelsey Christensen, who interviewed Ali following his arrest, and insights from a clinical and forensic psychologist, offering a comprehensive perspective on the case.
Watch the trailer below.
“TikTok Star Murders” is an unscripted production from Executive Producer Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson, in collaboration with G-Unit Films & Television, Inc. and Lusid Media. The documentary aims to provide an in-depth analysis of the case, highlighting the intersection of social media fame and domestic abuse.
The documentary is led by Executive Producer and Showrunner George Plamondon, with additional executive producers Zak Weisfeld, Libby Richman, Elizabeth Fisher, and Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson. It is a collaborative production between Lusid Media and G-Unit Films & Television, Inc.