Former soccer star David Beckham is not one to shy away from honesty, even when it comes to his own wife. In a new docuseries titled “Beckham,” which premiered on Netflix, David challenged his wife Victoria Beckham’s claim of growing up in a “working-class” household.
Key Takeaway
David Beckham confronts his wife, Victoria Beckham, about her claim of growing up “working class” during the filming of their Netflix docuseries. He challenges her to reveal the truth about her upbringing, leading Victoria to admit that she was driven to school in a Rolls-Royce. This incident sparks a discussion about authenticity and personal narratives of public figures.
Setting the Record Straight
During an interview with Victoria, who rose to fame as a member of the Spice Girls, she spoke about her hard-working family background and identified herself as belonging to the “working class.” However, David interjected and called out his wife for not being truthful to the producers of the series. He demanded that she reveal the truth about her upbringing.
Unfazed by her husband’s interruption, Victoria attempted to defend her claims. But David remained adamant, pressing her to disclose the kind of transportation she used to go to school as a child.
Revealing the Truth
Victoria initially tried to dodge the question, but David persisted. Eventually, she admitted that her father used to drive her to school in a Rolls-Royce. This revelation surprised many, as it contradicted her previous assertion of a “working-class” background.
The online community has praised David for his honesty and for challenging Victoria’s claims. This incident has sparked a discussion about the importance of authenticity, especially when it comes to public figures and their personal narratives.
A Glimpse Into Their Lives
David Beckham’s docuseries not only portrays his rise to international soccer fame but also delves into his relationship with Victoria during the late ’90s. The series even touches upon the controversy surrounding David’s alleged affair in 2003.
The Beckham family made a stylish appearance at the show’s premiere in London, which took place on Tuesday. The release of the series comes three years after David sealed a lucrative $20 million deal with Netflix.
