On August 21, a Netflix representative said the project will feature Victoria Beckham, her family, friends and colleagues.
The film is produced by David Beckham’s Studio 99 company and Dorothy St Pictures, and has no title or release date yet.
“Her days as Posh Spice (Victoria’s nickname when working with the Spice Girls) may be over, but now Ms. Beckham is on the path to building her own fashion empire.
And now fans will witness the whole story behind it,” Netflix summarized the project.
Victoria will be the second member of the family to have a personal documentary, after David Beckham.
She appeared in Beckham (2023), spending 14 hours sharing her perspective on his football career and his path to becoming a fashion icon with director Fisher Stevens.
Variety commented that the former football star’s wife is the “breakout star” in the film, attracting attention with the scene where her husband urges her to admit that she comes from a wealthy background, not the working class as she previously said. Many viewers have cut this part to make memes all over social networks.
In addition to Victoria, Netflix announced that it is preparing to release a documentary about chef Gordon Ramsay, British band Take That and the London bombings on July 7, 2005. Currently, all projects do not have a broadcast date.
Victoria Beckham was born in 1974, and became famous in the 1990s as a singer of the Spice Girls. After leaving the group, Victoria continued to sing, releasing a solo album in 2001. She was a guest judge on Project Runway (2008), Germany’s Next Top Model (2009) and American Idol (2010). In 2008, she became a fashion designer, founded her own brand, and then expanded into cosmetics and perfumes.
She married soccer player David Beckham in 1999 in Ireland. The couple have four children: Brooklyn, 25, Romeo, 22, Cruz, 19, and Harper, 12. The family is loved by the audience because they often share happy moments together.
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Source: USA Today
