A model with Polish roots is one of the stars of a new Apple TV+ series.

Emily Ratajkowski has joined the cast of a new series on the Apple TV+ streaming platform. It's expected to be a female-driven production. In addition to Ratajkowski, who will also write the script, writer Stephanie Danler and actress Lena Dunham are also attached to the project.

The official title of the new Apple TV+ series is still unknown, but according to Deadline, it's currently in the early stages of development. The project will explore themes of female identity and modern motherhood , and will be written and produced by Emily Ratajkowski , who is also set to star. Author Stephanie Danler and "Girls" star Lena Dunham are also attached to the project.

This will be Ratajkowski's debut as a screenwriter. In 2021, she debuted in the book market with "My Body," which landed on The New York Times bestseller list. In this book, she shares her thoughts on feminism, sexuality, power, and the objectification of the female body in contemporary culture.

The series will be produced for Apple TV+ by independent studio A24 , the studio behind HBO's "Euphoria." This is another collaboration between Apple and A24; they previously created "Ice Riding," directed by Sofia Coppola and starring Bill Murray and Rashida Jones . Ratajkowski and Dunham have also collaborated before, on the recent Netflix series "The Whole Thing."

Born in the UK and raised in the US, Ratajkowski has Polish roots through her father, painter John Ratajkowski . Last year, on Polish Independence Day, she posted a photo wearing a red and white T-shirt with the coat of arms and the word "Poland." She visited the country of her ancestors in 2023, among other places, to promote her book.

Ratajkowski began her career in show business as a model. Her 2013 appearance in the music video for Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines" paved the way for a global career, including acting.