Victoria Beckham Signs Netflix Deal, Chronicling Her Fashion and Beauty Business

LONDON — Victoria Beckham is getting the Netflix treatment.

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The British fashion designer is the next member of her family to sit down for a documentary series following her career in the fashion and beauty industry.

The production of the series was announced on Wednesday by the American streaming company.

Nicola Howson, who was behind “Beckham,” “99,” “Save Our Squad” and “Ronnie O’Sullivan: The Edge of Everything,” will be an executive producer on the project along with Julia Nottingham, the BAFTA-nominated film producer famed for “Pamela: A Love Story” and “The Greatest Night in Pop.”

David Beckham ’s 2023 Netflix documentary series “Beckham,” which chronicled the rise of the soccer star and his family, was a hit, racking up more than 12.4 million total views.

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“I’m just scratching the surface [business wise]. So I would never say never about another documentary,” the fashion designer told WWD in an interview in February.

The Beckhams have seen the challenges of lockdown fade in the rear-view mirror, as sales and profits at the Beckham family brands roared ahead in fiscal 2022.

The couple’s various companies had a prosperous year, according to accounts filed on Companies House, the British government’s business register.

As reported earlier in 2023, Victoria’s fashion and beauty brand turned a modest profit at the earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, or EBITDA, level for the first time. David’s main holding company, David Beckham Ventures Ltd., posted a 30 percent uptick in profits to 25.5 million pounds.

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