Victoria Beckham's forthcoming Netflix documentary, set for release on October 9, was conceived by her husband David, who convinced her to let cameras follow her daily life. The series, filmed earlier in 2025, covers her 30-year career from Spice Girl to fashion designer.
David Beckham said of the project: 'It wasn't the easiest thing to get her to agree to, but in my opinion she was the star of [my documentary]. 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.' The former footballer also noted that he wanted people to see 'what she does every day and what goes into her business.'
The documentary comes amid a mixed financial picture for Victoria Beckham's fashion empire. The brand reported a surge in sales, rising 26.5 per cent to £112.7m in 2024, with one Satin Kajal eyeliner selling every 30 seconds. However, it also reported losses of £5m, leading Victoria to secure a £6.2m loan to bolster the business.
While the series is expected to focus primarily on her professional life, Victoria has confirmed that 'a little bit' of family life has been filmed, adding that David's sections 'might end up on the cutting-room floor.' The Beckham family has faced tabloid rumours of a feud with Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz, though no details have been confirmed.
David's own 2023 documentary 'Beckham' was a major success, amassing 30 million views in its first three weeks and winning an Emmy for Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction Series. Its popularity paved the way for Victoria's spin-off project, which promises a look behind the scenes of her fashion label.
