The new docuseries ‘Big Girls Wanted: Escaping Pearadise’ examines the rise of controversial community
The new three-part docuseries breaks down Stefan Wilhelmy’s Pearadise and how it promised sisterhood while instead delivered darkness.
Liam Carter 
The chilling true-crime landscape expands this week with the premiere of Big Girls Wanted: Escaping Pearadise. This three-part docuseries makes its debut on Investigation Discovery on Wednesday, June 10, at 8/7c.
Exposing the Truth Behind Pearadise
The series takes a deep dive into the controversial community established by Stefan Wilhelmy. Marketed initially as an inclusive, safe utopia for plus-sized women, the organization allegedly morphed into a dark, coercive environment. The project pulls back the curtain on how a promise of sisterhood ultimately masked serious allegations of assault and manipulation.
How to Stream the Premiere
If you are looking to cut the cord and catch all three parts of this docuseries, you have several options to stream Investigation Discovery live. Philo, DIRECTV, and Sling all carry the network.
Affordable Access
Philo currently stands as the most budget-friendly option at $25 per month, with a 7-day free trial available. Meanwhile, DIRECTV is currently offering a 5-day free trial and a $40 discount on the first month for new subscribers. Sling provides additional flexibility with short-term passes starting at $4.99.
