Victoria Beckham's Netflix doc explores fame, body image and fashion.

Victoria Beckham is set to open up about the pressures of fame, body image and how they intersect with her career as a fashion designer in a Netflix docuseries that premieres in September. The three-episode portrait of the former Spice Girl will chart her rise from Posh Spice to a globally recognized designer, while also examining decades of public scrutiny over her appearance, a restrictive approach to food and the toll it took on her self-image.

The series revisits long-standing themes about Beckham’s life in the public eye. Viewers will be shown archival footage and recollections that underscore how relentless media attention on weight and appearance shaped her choices in the 1990s and beyond. One account notes that the media environment at that time was “super hard,” with a heavy emphasis on her body and style. Footage reportedly includes moments when a TV presenter pressured her to be weighed live on air shortly after the birth of her son, Brooklyn, highlighting how scrutiny extended into personal milestones. In the documentary, Beckham is expected to reflect on tears she has described as part of the filmed material, signaling a candid examination of her emotions during a...