The real reason behind Victoria Beckham’s tell-all documentary
You’ve probably heard the news – following the huge success of David Beckham’s Emmy award-winning documentary series, Beckham, Victoria is now rightly getting her own Netflix series. And who’s the mastermind behind the decision to do it? Why David, of course.
The football legend has revealed that his was a little reluctant to take on the project, but with a little convincing, he managed to persuade Victoria to do it. Thank you, David.
“In my opinion, she was the star of mine. So I just thought, ‘This is the opportunity,'” he said during an appearance on the Today show.
“She’s been working on her brand for the last 18 years. She’s unbelievably hard working, and no one gets to see that. So I convinced her to let people actually see what she does every day and what goes into her business. She’s a very cleaver and hard-working lady, so I want people to see that.”
We’re told the as-yet-untitled series will focus on Victoria’s time in the global spotlight as well as her business endeavours and family life. Here’s everything else we know about the documentary so far…
What’s the Victoria Beckham documentary about?
Since becoming a household name with the Spice Girls in the ‘90s, Victoria Beckham has become one of the most recognisable women in the world. With exclusive access to the former pop star, her family, and her closest confidantes, the eagerly-awaited series will chart Victoria’s journey building a fashion empire, and juggling her business with family life.
If David’s 2023 docu-series is anything to go by, we hope Victoria’s series will offer us an equally extraordinary insight into the notoriously private couple and their home life – from the sweet, lighter stuff (who can forget David hilariously calling out Victoria for claiming she was going to work at “the fashion factory” when she was in fact going for a facial?) to the deeper, emotional issues she may not previously have addressed before. Also, with her tongue often firmly in cheek, we look forward to it showcasing Victoria’s famously good sense of humour.