Con Mum true story: The shocking chef¡¯s life that inspired the gripping Netflix crime thriller
Con Mum true story: A chef who thinks he has located his long-lost mother but is eventually deceived is the subject of a new British documentary feature film that Netflix is set to release. Here's a glance at the true?story that inspired the release.
Con Mum true story: The streaming service Netflix and true story-inspired stories go hand in hand. This is just another of the many shows and films that the OTT service has created that are based on actual occurrences. Netflix unveiled the trailer for Con Mum, a documentary about a TV judge and Michelin-starred pastry chef whose life was turned upside down when a s woman claimed to be his long-lost, multimillionaire mother. Here is everything you need to know about the plot, which is based on a true story.
Con Mum true story explained
As per Netflix Junkie, Con-Mum, which chronicles the strange tale of Graham Hornigold, a TV pastry chef and co-founder of Longboys Doughnuts, will be based on actual events. Over the course of his 28-year cooking career, Hornigold has worked in some of London's greatest eateries and hotels. A lady named Dionne emailed Hornigold in July 2020, claiming to be his biological mother. An emotional reunion resulted from her claiming he had been taken from her when he was two years old. Days later, at a penthouse in Liverpool, the two bonded over champagne while Dionne showed off her wealth and glamorous lifestyle.
The documentary will reveal how Dionne allegedly used mind-games to wreck Hornigold's life by fabricating her identity.
Netflix tags the documentary as, ¡°New True crime story. Millionaire, Manipulator, Mum? Is Senior citizen Dionne looking for her long-lost son ¡ª or simply trying to pull off the mother of all deceptions.¡±
Con Mum OTT release date
Con Mum will be released on Netflix on 25th March 2025.
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