Overview
- The three-part series is streaming on Netflix and focuses on her post–Spice Girls life, including marriage, motherhood, and the building of her fashion label.
- At a Vogue-hosted screening in New York, Beckham discussed themes of mental health, disordered eating, and low self-esteem.
- She described filming as a “whole year of intense therapy” and said her team and her husband encouraged her to participate after his documentary’s success.
- Early reviews note likable moments and humor, while some critics characterize the show as a carefully controlled “three-hour advert for brand Beckham.”
- Beckham credited designer Roland Mouret with pushing her to move past a WAG persona, recalling his blunt advice to “Kill the WAG.”