David Beckham documentary: Victoria says alleged affair was 'hardest period' of marriage
Victoria Beckham has openly talked about the alleged extramarital relationship of her husband David which received a lot of public attention, describing it as the most difficult time of their marriage.
The pair have denied allegations that he was unfaithful while playing for Real Madrid back in 2003.
The ex-Spice Girl expressed in a recent Netflix documentary that it was a tough time for them as they felt like everything and everyone was against them.
"To be totally truthful, we were opposed to one another."
The documentary called "Beckham" was recently released on Wednesday and the pair avoided talking about the specifics of the event.
Victoria expressed that before they reached Madrid, they felt like they were facing opposition from everyone. However, they stuck together and formed a strong bond, which strengthened their connection and support for one another.
"When we were in Spain, it felt like we were not connected to each other and it made us feel unhappy."
She went on to say, "It was incredibly difficult and had a significant impact on me, beyond words."
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The premiere of a UK film was graced by the presence of the Beckham family. The family members who attended the event were Mia Regan, Romeo, Cruz, Harper, David, Victoria, Brooklyn and Nicola Peltz.
Discussing the media scrutiny following her relocation with her kids to reunite with her partner in Spain, she expressed: "It was a total disaster. The moment we arrived, members of the press were present in their vehicles, and no matter where we ventured, we were persistently pursued."
The whole scenario was like a circus - we all know how amusing it can be when the circus arrives in the city, right? But it's not quite so enjoyable when you're caught up in the middle of it.
When she was questioned about whether she had felt bitterness towards her spouse during that period, the former vocalist who has now become a designer, answered truthfully, saying, "To be completely candid, I did."
To be truthful, it was perhaps the most miserable moment of my existence.
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In 2003, David Beckham transferred to Real Madrid from Manchester United.
During the show, the former English national team and Manchester United midfielder, who is currently the owner of Inter Miami, discussed the impact that the rumors about his infidelity had on himself as well as his loved ones.
He expressed that there were some dreadful tales that were hard to handle. He mentioned that it was the initial occurrence where Victoria and he had faced such demanding situations in their matrimony.
At the moment, I reckon both of us sensed that we were not separating from one another, but rather sinking.
He said: "To be honest, I am not sure how we managed to get past it."
According to The Independent's analysis of the docuseries, the creators are intentionally imprecise when discussing David's supposed extramarital indiscretions.
According to the paper's four-star review, Posh and Becks are open to discussing various topics, including conflicts with Fergie, inappropriate phrases, THAT red card incident, sarongs, and matching purple wedding dresses. However, Fisher Stevens, the director of the film, chooses to remain cordial when addressing more difficult subjects.
The docuseries about the footballer received a four-star rating from The Guardian, and was hailed as a truthful and engaging account of his life.
According to Rebecca Nicholson, the docuseries is filled with famous personalities and is very enjoyable to watch. The interviews are direct and enjoyable, making each episode go by quickly.
The Telegraph gave the highest rating to a performance that displayed an outstanding, personal and sometimes devastating representation of a man who was more complex than expected.
The writer, Benji Wilson, stated that Beckham is not following the current trend for sports documentaries which are purely promotional in nature. Instead, the documentary tracks David's professional journey and also sheds light on his personal life.
On Tuesday, the London premiere of the series had a visit from The Beckhams and their four children. The famous couple tied the knot in 1999.
