That drive and resolve has powered her throughout her career as an international pop star, parent and now fashion designer, with David commenting in the series that Victoria gets her ‘determination’ from her father. Entrepreneurship obviously runs in the family, with Victoria owning not only her eponymous fashion business, but Victoria Beckham Beauty, too.
We get to catch a glimpse into Victoria’s childhood home in the series, as Tony and Jackie still live in the same house in Goffs Oak, Hertfordshire, that Victoria and her siblings were raised in. “My parents still live in the house that I grew up in”, she explains in one episode. “When they bought that house, it was a shell. My dad built it himself.
“He had this dream and he was going to do everything that he could to create the perfect living environment for his family.”
The couple are obviously very proud of their designer daughter, keeping a Spice Girls memorabilia collection in their shed that includes 3,000 scrapbooks.
We get to see how close Victoria is with her parents and how supportive they are of each other when Jackie admits that she struggled watching Victoria be the victim of sexist abuse from the media during the 1990s and 2000s. “It was very hard reading bits in the paper about you,” she says. “They were vicious, weren’t they? A lot of the stuff was really, really bad and that was really hard. You were always strong and we, as a family, always knew the truth. We all had faith in you.”
Who are Victoria Beckham’s siblings?
While we see never-before-seen photographs of the siblings together when they were young, there aren’t any new clips or interviews of the siblings in the documentary footage.
Victoria has a brother, Christian, and a sister, Louise, who has four children: two daughters, Lilly and Tallulah-May, and two sons, Finley and Quincy.