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- Victoria Beckham told Elle that she opened up “for the first time” in her forthcoming documentary
- “I had to leave my vanity at the door,” she also told the outlet
- The interviews comes amid reports of an ongoing rift with her family and extended family, including her son Brooklyn and his wife, Nicole Peltz Beckham
Victoria Beckham is pulling back the curtain in her new documentary.
In a cover story interview for the October 2025 issue of Elle, the singer and fashion designer, 51, teased that she would be divulging details about her brand “for the first time” in her forthcoming Netflix documentary,Victoria Beckham.
“There were rumors right at the beginning: Was this a vanity project, was my husband bailing me out?… That wasn’t about opinion. That was fact. My business was struggling,” she reflected to the outlet, which noted she discusses the topic further in the three-part docuseries.
She continued, “I suppose I have really opened myself up for the first time, and there’s a vulnerability there. I’ve got two more days left of filming, and then my job’s done. Over to the editor.”
Victoria also spoke about the challenge of balancing work on her fashion line during the filming of the documentary.
“I had to leave my vanity at the door, because every time they were following me at work, I had a job to do,” she told Elle. “I couldn’t think about the fact there were cameras there, because I was preparing for a show. One minute we’re creating the collection, picking the fabrics, casting the models. ‘Is this the right flooring? What’s the show music like?”
Added Victoria, “There was so much going on that I had to turn a blind eye to the fact that they were there. Otherwise, I wouldn’t have gotten anything done. I was like, ‘Guys, I’ve got a day job to be getting on with.’”
The Spice Girls alum also clarified that she and her family “support each other,” a contrast to recent speculation about friction.
The entrepreneur and former soccer star David Beckham share sons Brooklyn, 26, Romeo, 23, and Cruz, 20, and daughter Harper, 14.
“We’re a very traditional family, much more than I think people would realize,” she added, a sentiment opposite from the reports of tension within her extended family, including her son Brooklyn and his wife, Nicola Peltz Beckham.
During the interview, Victoria reacted to Elle‘s comment about how they “used to love seeing” her four kids, along with David, sit front row at her London Fashion Week shows (she now shows in Paris).
“That’s what we do. We all support each other,” she said in response, adding, “We always show up for each other.”
Victoria Beckham, the three-part docuseries, will be streaming on Netflix on Oct. 9.
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