Victoria Beckham is ‘desperate’ for her new documentary to be a hit as excitement builds after huge success of husband David’s Netflix show
She’s cemented herself as an icon in the worlds of music, fashion and beauty.
And now, Victoria Beckham is reportedly ‘desperate’ for her newest career venture to be a hit and make her as beloved in America as she is the UK.
The Spice Girl turned fashion mogul, 50, is working alongside her husband David, 49, to create a documentary series looking back at her 30-year career.
England footballing legend David already found huge success with his Netflix documentary Beckham last year, in which Victoria starred.
A source told The Mirror: ‘She thinks and hopes it’s going to go really well, but with this kind of TV there is always a risk that it might backfire in some way.’
MailOnline contacted representatives for Victoria for comment.
David recently admitted her upcoming documentary ‘wasn’t the easiest thing to get her to agree to’ but gushed that the Spice Girl is ‘unbelievably hard working and very clever’ and the world deserves to see that.
Speaking on Today to hosts Savannah Guthrie and Craig Melvin, David opened up for the first time about the new Netflix show.
He said: ‘It wasn’t the easiest thing to get her to agree to, but in my opinion she was the star of mine.
‘So I just thought this is the opportunity, because she’s been working on our brand for the last 18 years, and she’s unbelievably hard working, and no one gets to see that.
‘So I convinced her to actually let people see what she does every day and what goes into her business. She’s a very clever and hard-working lady, so I want people to see that.’
Discussing their iconic dance moment to Islands In The Stream in his Emmy award-winning documentary, David revealed that it was unplanned and his children were ’embarrassed’.
He added: ‘This moment just happened we were in the tent all day and then all of a sudden I thought, you know, mum and dad should dance, the kids get embarrassed.
‘And this just happened last second, and we just jumped up, and you could see all the kids were embarrassed, but at that point the song meant something to us, and we just danced and it was just us at the end of the day.’
