Victoria Beckham's much-anticipated Netflix documentary series finally premiered on Thursday, offering an intimate look at the fashion mogul's life. The 51-year-old former Spice Girl aims to tell her own story, two years after her husband David Beckham's hugely successful series.
Netflix released a behind-the-scenes clip of Victoria promoting the documentary, showing her struggling to find the right words during a press junket. In the footage, she says: 'It's Victoria... So what am I saying?... Back by popular demand. It's my time to shine.' She then jokes: 'We can't use that, I sound like a proper w*****... Mother's going to be thrilled with the language.'
The documentary covers Victoria's career with the Spice Girls, family life, her eating disorder, and preparations for a Paris Fashion Week show. At Wednesday's star-studded premiere at London's Curzon Mayfair cinema, she was joined by husband David, sons Romeo and Cruz, Cruz's girlfriend Jackie Apostel, and daughter Harper. Son Brooklyn was noticeably absent, amid reports of a family rift.
Speaking at the premiere, Victoria thanked her family, including Brooklyn, for their support. She said: 'It has taken this process to realise I am enough.'
