Netflix announce new documentary following Victoria Beckham
It will focus on her fashion and beauty empire
It's safe to say we all saw an incredibly different side to former Spice Girl and business mogul Victoria Beckham earlier this year, when Beckham dropped on Netflix, a docuseries about her husband David's incredible football career.
From dancing along to 'Islands In The Stream' to trying to claim she's from a working class family, mum-of-four Vic certainly gained a new following.
Well, fans of the 'Stop' singer will now be thrilled to learn Netflix have given Victoria her very own documentary!
Netflix bosses confirmed the exciting news on Wednesday 21st August, writing: 'BREAKING: A new documentary series following Victoria Beckham and her fashion and beauty business is coming to Netflix!
'The series will tell the story of Victoria’s reinvention as a Creative Director of her own brand'.
What is it about?
The new docuseries will follow Victoria and her fashion and beauty business, and the reinvention as a Creative Director of her own brand.
Produced by Studio 99 and Dorothy St Pictures, the documentary series will give exclusive access to Victoria, her family, and those closest to her. The series will also explore her time in the global spotlight.
Netflix also state the upcoming series 'promises to get up close and personal with the former pop star as she juggles her business and family life'.
When is it out?
Netflix are yet to announce a start date, but it sounds like it will land in 2025.
Is there a trailer?
At this stage we don't have a trailer.
Will the Beckhams feature?
Judging by Netflix's early description of the new series, fans will get to see Victoria's closest family and friends, which means her husband David will appear.
It's also looking like Victoria's children Brooklyn, Romeo, Cruz and Harper will also feature.
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Whilst we await Victoria's new documentary series, you can watch Beckham on Netflix now.
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