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Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that David Beckham told his wife Victoria Beckham, to be honest while claiming she came from a working class family in Netflix documentary..
A video showing David Beckham poking fun at his wife Victoria for saying she came from a “working-class” family is doing the rounds on social media. The clip is part of Netflix documentary titled ‘Beckham’ that released on the streaming platform in Wednesday. The four-part series follows the legendary athlete and Victoria as they provide insight into how his career and burgeoning fame influenced the family life they were establishing. During a solo interview segment, Victoria is seen discussing her childhood, describing her family as being “very working, working-class”..
In an interview with Variety, “Beckham” director Fisher Stevens said that he spent over 30 hours interviewing David Beckham for the docuseries, and 14 hours with Victoria. All that time with the couple led to some funny on-screen banter between the two, which was of course caught on-camera.
“It hasn’t all been rosy with his relationship with Victoria. There’s constant controversy,” Stevens said. “Frankly, I was quite moved by their relationship at the end of the day, and — after all they’ve been through — how much they love each other, and how close they are.”
David and Victoria got engaged a year after they met at a soccer match in 1997 and got married on July 4, 1999. They share four kids together: Brooklyn, Romeo, Cruz, and Harper.
Beckham director Fisher Stevens told People recently that he was surprised by how the athlete’s inherent skills – including his attention to detail – translate now in retirement. In “Beckham,” the new Netflix docuseries chronicling the famous footballer’s life and career, David Beckham and his wife Victoria Beckham, aka Posh Spice, each tell their respective sides of their love story. But one particular interview with Victoria caused David to step in and set the facts straight.
In the series’ first episode, Victoria explains what initially drew her to David, saying: “I think also we both come from families that work really hard. Both of our parents work very hard, we’re very working class.”
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