Negative attention can have an amazing cost, and Victoria Beckham’s life is an example of this.
Be at the Care for more than 30 years, the next Netflix documentary series in the Spice girl Alumin sheds light on this, as a source said Page six, “When you look back in the retrospective of the media environment in the 90s, it was very difficult.”
In the three -part series, the privileged information said that the spectators would know the pressure below the 51 -year -old woman of the bad press and their health effects.
“There was a great scrutiny in the appearance of Victoria and its weight. I think the audience will have an understanding of what happened,” tipster tatthed.
Together with this, the documentary will also feature interview fragments with a four -year -old mother, including her appearance in the show of the television presenter Chris Evans in 1999, where she forced her to review her weight live in the air.
This occurred only two months after the delivery of his son, Brooklyn, which, according to the reports, pushed her to do everything possible to verify her diet and, in general, weight.
Her husband, David Beckham, in a previous interview with River Cafe Table 4 Podcast said: “Unfortunately, I am married to someone who has eaten the same for the last 25 years.
He continued: “Since I met her, she just eats grilled fish, steamed vegetables. She will rarely deviate from that.”
With the passage of time, however, Victoria told Grazia magazine last year that “life is too short” for constant calorie counting.
In addition, the son allegedly eliminated from Victoria, Brooklyn and his wife, Nicola Peltz, have also appeared in the documentary, although briefly.
The Victoria Documentary Series will leave in September in Netflix.
