Former AFL coach Danielle Laidley will tell the story of her life in a documentary titled Revealed – Danielle Laidley: Two Tribes.
The production will screen in Australia through the middle of the AFL finals series.
The Sporting News has all the details on how you can watch the documentary.
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Where to watch 'Revealed – Danielle Laidley: Two Tribes' documentary?
Laidley's biographical documentary will premiere on Australian streaming service Stan on September 19 - in the week leading up to the AFL's preliminary finals.
It is another production in Stan's acclaimed Revealed series, with the Nine-Network affiliated service also announcing three other Revealed documentaries, including The Cape, Safe to Drink and Otto on Otto.
How to watch 'Revealed – Danielle Laidley: Two Tribes' documentary on television?
The documentary cannot be watched on traditional Australian television channels, with it airing on streaming service Stan.
However, Stan can we watched on a television via app or beamed to the set via a device such as Chromecast or Firestick.
How to watch 'Revealed – Danielle Laidley: Two Tribes' documentary on live stream?
You can live stream Danielle Laidley's story on all devices that can download the Stan app.
This includes mobile, tablet, desktop and a variety of different smart televisions.
What will feature in 'Revealed – Danielle Laidley: Two Tribes'?
Danielle Laidley's story entails a childhood in Western Australia before she became an elite athlete in the AFL system with West Coast and North Melbourne, winning a premiership with the latter in 1996.
She then became an AFL coach at North Melbourne at 36, while also held assistant roles at Port Adelaide, St Kilda and Carlton,
Through all her sporting success, Laidley was battling gender dysphoria, before the struggle turned to legal and addiction issues in 2020.
The situation became more complicated when her transgender transformation became public through a leak via Victoria Police.
"Sharing my story with Australia fills me with anticipation and nerves. It hasn't been an easy journey, but I've cherished the memories and encountered incredible individuals along the way," Laidley said about the production.
"This story is raw and unfiltered, showing my lowest lows and highest highs, surrounded by those who stood by me. My truth is becoming increasingly common in today's world, highlighting the need for greater inclusivity, understanding, and acceptance."
