Victoria Beckham’s tears over cheating scandal

It can be hard for anyone to rake over the past, especially when that past includes fame, fallouts, and alleged cheating. But Victoria Beckham is currently preparing to do just that, as filming for her Netflix documentary enters its seventh month of production.
Although news of a docuseries had Spice Girls fans all over the world renewing their Netflix subscriptions, we’ll have to wait until mid-2025 to see the end result. But it transpires the show may be a lot more revealing than anyone expected – even the producers. And while the series will focus on her role as a business owner and mother to Brooklyn, 25, Romeo, 22, Cruz, 19, and Harper, 13, according to insiders, it will also delve into her and husband David’s marriage.

‘Filming is continuing on Victoria’s documentary and it’s a lot more emotional than producers originally thought it would be,’ we’re told. ‘Over the years, Victoria has learnt not to really show her emotions and to make a joke out of things that have hurt her, but she really trusts the crew and she wants to show off her life warts-and-all. She has really opened up.’

The mum of four – who has been at the helm of her own fashion line since 2008 – is expected to talk openly about the tough times in her marriage, including David’s highly publicised alleged affair with his former personal assistant, Rebecca Loos. The pair reportedly had a four-month fling back in 2003, after David moved to Spain to play for Real Madrid.

At the time of the supposed relationship, Victoria had yet to move full-time to the Spanish capital and was still living in the UK with a then-four-year old Brooklyn and one-year-old Romeo. The following year – after the alleged affair ended – Rebecca gave a tell-all interview, claiming, ‘The chemistry between David and I was so strong, and people were not happy because I was being very unprofessional and he’s a married man. It was like magnets, pretty amazing.’
She said they first slept together after they ‘connected’ on a night out with pals, and divulged they had been exchanging flirty messages up until two weeks before the story came out. Ten years after David’s transgression, Rebecca admitted, ‘I could have gone about it in a kinder way. I don’t regret speaking out, but I regret the way I went about it.’