The marriage formed by David and Victoria Beckham is a clear example that love does not have to end with the passage of time and that being a top celebrity is not always associated with love dramas and media divorces.
Yesterday, a documentary called Beckham was released on the streaming platform Netflix, in which the British footballer opens the channel and reviews his career, as well as his personal life.
In the audiovisual piece, the businessman and model speaks openly about various topics, among which is his relationship with Victoria Beckham. As many viewers expected, the Englishman emphasizes the importance of women in his life, since they have shared many moments and experiences together.
However, most of his fans have been surprised to see that the Briton touches on a topic in the documentary that has been taboo for more than two decades: the former soccer player's affair with Rebecca Loos, who was his children's nanny.
This episode occurred in 2003, when David Beckham was playing for the Spanish team Real Madrid. Throughout that season, the Briton had an affair with the nanny they had hired, who later made the extramarital relationship public and 'sold' Beckham.
According to the designer and former member of the band Spice Girls, this was one of the ''unhappiest'' moments of her life. In the documentary, the protagonist recognizes her mistake and explains that, if they could overcome that dark episode in their lives, they will be able to overcome anything: ''It was the first time that Victoria was a victim of that type of pressure. I don't know how we survived that, honestly. Victoria is everything to me. Seeing her so hurt was very difficult, but we are fighters. We have fought for ourselves and our family. It was worth it."
During the last few hours, social networks and microblogging platforms have been filled with hundreds of comments from viewers who are 'hooked' on the docureality starring the famous couple.
A funny moment that has gone viral online is when, in the middle of an interview, Victoria explains to the camera that her family was working class, a statement that her husband cuts off to reproach her for "being honest." ''What car did your father have?'' The businessman said while the designer hesitated before confessing that in the 80s her father had a Rolls-Royce, a car that a mere worker could not afford.
