Victoria Beckham has opened up about turning 50, revealing that she spent much of her life feeling 'not good enough' and disliking her appearance. The 52-year-old fashion designer, who celebrated her milestone birthday in 2024, said she now embraces getting older and rejects the concept of 'anti-ageing'.
Speaking to The Times' Sarah Jossel on The Beauty Desk series, Beckham explained: 'I think I spent my whole life feeling that I'm not good enough, I've been very transparent about that, and the great thing about getting older is you really care less about what other people think. I can own the narrative now.' She added that she now accepts the way she looks.
The former Spice Girl, who exercises more frequently than in her 20s and 30s, said she wants to be the best version of herself and focuses on health and fitness. She also dismissed anti-ageing products as a 'good marketing line', stating that nothing topical can stop the ageing process.
Beckham, who has regular facials and uses LED masks at home, said turning 50 does not mean giving up or compromising. She also rejected any notion of retirement, voicing her determination to remain active in her fashion and beauty brands.
