Discovery Networks International has committed to a new documentary special on the controversial Ashley Madison hacking scandal, “Sex, Lies and Online Affairs,” slated for a late September release.

The special is being produced by Mentorn Productions and will take an in-depth look at the late summer hacking of adult website AshleyMadison.com. As a result of that breach, the names of more than 30 million users of the  online hookup service – mostly married men looking for adulterous affairs, including prominent figures like disgraced former 19 Kids and Counting star Josh Duggar  and reality starsJionni Lavalle and Josh Taekman  -- were leaked to the general public.

According to DNI, “Sex, Lies and Online Affairs,” investigates how the Internet is changing the modern relationship and seeks to understand and explain the driving forces leading to infidelity. The documentary will use personal stories showing people on their journey of unfaithfulness facilitated by Internet sites and celebrity accounts on their experience with privacy disruption, the special strives to inform the public about Internet hacks, the reasoning and motivations behind adultery, and the affects an invasion of privacy may take on any one person.

“Infidelity and its exposure are acts that long existed before the Internet but this a particularly modern take on a perennial tale,” said Discovery Networks International vice president of production and development, factual entertainment Sarah Thornton in a statement. “This timely special explores an online phenomenon that has gripped the world because, ultimately, it’s about human drama and emotions: love, loss and betrayal.  It’s a reflection of classic human behavior through a truly modern lens.”

The special features real people with different takes on why they explored sexual and emotional territory outside of their partner, this documentary will allow the audience to completely put themselves in these people’s shoes and learn how and why they decided to explore adultery in the relationships.

 “Sex, Lies and Online Affairs” is commissioned by Sarah Thornton and executive produced by Mark Procter.  Phil Craig is the executive vice president and chief creative officer for Discovery Networks International.  The documentary is produced by Mentorn Productions, and David Emerson serves as the executive producer.

Fox News on June 5 will air an interview with the parents of Josh Duggar, controverisal star of TLC reality series 19 Kids And Counting, the network said Saturday.

The interview with Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar will air as part of Fox News' The Kelly File hosted by Megyn Kelly, who will speak with the parents about their son's molestation allegations and the controversy surrounding their family.

TLC late last month pulled 19 Kids And Counting off the air amid revelations that the conservative family’s eldest son Josh molested several girls as a young teen.

The interview will take place June 3 at the Duggar home in Arkansas, according to Fox.

In the wake of another child molestation scandal for one of its stars, TLC has pulled 19 Kids and Counting from the schedule, website TMZ reported.

TLC did not immediately return a request for comment, but the show does not currently appear on the network’s schedule.

The move comes following star Josh Duggar's admission that he molested several underage girls 12 years ago, including his sisters. News of Duggar's past indiscretions were first brought to light Thursday by In Touch magazine. TLC Thursday night ran a marathon of the show.

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