VICTORIA Beckham has signed a huge deal with Netflix to make a tell-all series about her fashion brand.
The high-end designer will give her fans a unique insight into her working life as she prepares for Paris Fashion Week next year.
Victoria, 50, is working with her husband David’s Studio 99 production team and Dorothy Street Pictures, who spearheaded Coleen Rooney’s Wagatha documentary, on the project.
A source said: “This is the most revealing insight Victoria has ever given into her fashion empire.
“The series will give a window into Victoria’s world at work and how she juggles that part of her life with being a mum-of-four.
“As well as showing Victoria working on her new collection for Paris Fashion Week, the show will feature interviews with her family and those who work closely with her in the fashion industry.
“Victoria’s fans have only ever seen glimpses into her world through interviews or on social media so this is a huge deal for her.
“Lifting the curtain on what it takes to run her business, and how she built it up from nothing into a global brand, will be fascinating.
“Netflix have snapped up the rights and filming will begin in the coming weeks.”
Victoria first launched her fashion brand in 2008 and stars including Kim Kardashian, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Gwyneth Paltrow have all worn her designs.
Her skincare and beauty line was launched in 2019.
Victoria showcases her designs at Paris Fashion Week and this March had Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour, model Shanina Shaik, tennis pro Maria Sharapova and Valentino’s creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli among the stars sitting on the front row.
In May, Victoria hit new heights again when Phoebe Dynevor wore Victoria’s first couture dress to the Met Gala.
Last October David’s own four-part Netflix series went straight to No1 around the globe.
By May it had been watched for over 208.5million hours across the world.
The Sun first told how Victoria was in talks for her own TV show last October.
Insiders told at the time how Netflix bosses had wanted to strike a deal with Victoria after she impressed them with her candid humour.
