Peacock Docuseries Exposes Dark Legacy of 'Girls Gone Wild' and Its Creator Joe Francis

The three-part documentary revisits the controversial franchise, featuring interviews with survivors, former employees, and Joe Francis, who defends his actions from exile in Mexico.

The documentary highlights allegations of coercion, underage filming, and exploitation of women by 'Girls Gone Wild' and its founder, Joe Francis.
Francis denies wrongdoing and claims he was victimized, despite multiple legal convictions, including false imprisonment and assault.
Survivors recount being pressured or intoxicated during filming, with some underage participants later facing humiliation and lifelong repercussions.
Former employees describe a toxic work environment where aggressive tactics were encouraged to obtain explicit footage from participants.
'Girls Gone Wild' collapsed in 2012 after lawsuits, financial troubles, and the rise of online pornography, with Francis fleeing to Mexico to avoid further legal consequences.