Affairs, lies and life-ruining consequences from online dating are on display in the trailer for the Netflix docuseries “Ashley Madison: Sex, Lies & Scandal.” “Life is Short. Have an Affair” was the slogan for the online dating site AshleyMadison.

Ashley Madison, the dating website devoted to cheating on your partner, was hacked in 2015, exposing the private data of 37 million users in more than 40 countries. And a new documentary series from Netflix explores the fallout from that historic data breach.

Sex, Lies & Scandal previews the upcoming Netflix docuseries, which focuses on the dating site for people seeking adulterous affairs. Promising to tell the story of “the most appallingly intimate internet leak of the modern age,

The founder of AshleyMadison.com believed he was saving marriages by facilitating affairs. He probably should have been more concerned with data security.

Sex, Lies & Scandal trailer follows the 2015 data breach of the extramarital affair website. See the trailer here

In the official trailer for Netflix's documentary Ashley Madison: Sex, Lies, & Scandal, unfaithful spouses wonder aloud about who destroyed their marriages. The three-part series premieres May 15 and revisits the wreckage left in the aftermath of the infamous 2015 data leak from the adult dating site for married people looking to have an affair.

Netflix has shared the official trailer and key art for Ashley Madison: Sex, Lies, & Scandal, the three-episode documentary series that will be available on May 15, 2024. Each episode of the series is about 50 minutes long.