Katseye: Wild Hearts Documentary Debuts on Streaming
The 80-minute documentary following the girl group is now available to stream on Disney+ and Hulu.
Updated on Oct. 16, 2026 in Documentary
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The documentary Katseye: Wild Hearts has officially arrived on Disney+ and Hulu. The 80-minute film provides an inside look at the girl group, featuring footage from rehearsals, recording sessions, and live performances.
Why it matters
The documentary offers fans a comprehensive look at the group's journey behind the scenes. It highlights the challenges faced by members, including hiatuses and health-related breaks, while celebrating the success of their chart-topping music.
The documentary spans an 80-minute runtime and captures the rise of the six-member group, whose EP Wild previously secured the No. 1 spot on the Billboard 200 chart.
The players
Sophia Laforteza
She is a member of the girl group Katseye who is currently taking a break from group activities.
Manon Bannerman
She is a member of the girl group Katseye who addresses her own period of hiatus in the documentary.
Daniela Avanzini
She is a featured member of the girl group Katseye in the documentary.
Lara Raj
She is a featured member of the girl group Katseye in the documentary.
Megan Skiendiel
She is a featured member of the girl group Katseye in the documentary.
The details
The film features never-before-seen footage, candid interviews, and backstage moments. It documents the experiences of members Sophia Laforteza, Manon Bannerman, Daniela Avanzini, Lara Raj, Megan Skiendiel, and Yoonchae Jeung as they navigate the music industry.
Timeline
The film received a limited theatrical release in August 2026.
The documentary arrived on Disney+ and Hulu on October 16, 2026.
Sophia Laforteza is expected to return to group activities in January 2027.
Industry Dynamics
The documentary mirrors a broader trend in music where groups leverage streaming-exclusive content to deepen artist-fan connections. By documenting internal challenges like hiatuses, the film positions the group's success against their established Billboard 200 status.
Viewers can now access the full 80-minute film exclusively through subscriptions to Disney+ or Hulu. The documentary offers fans an intimate look at the group while they await Sophia Laforteza's planned return to active duty in early 2027.
The takeaway
This documentary illustrates the reality of balancing personal health and professional obligations within a high-profile music group. It serves as a reminder to fans that even chart-topping artists must prioritize individual well-being to sustain their careers long-term.
Further reading
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