Victoria Beckham says 'now is the time' as she shares 'facts' of 'struggle' - Manchester Evening News

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

69% : The other reason is I love this industry, so if I can use my voice to shine a light on the incredible talents, passion, hard work and just how multifaceted it is, then that's great.
66% : "I was scared because I loved fashion and it was always my dream, but I knew what people thought.
62% : "I feel that it's only quite recently that I am confident enough to talk about my time in the Spice Girls, to talk about my family, to talk about my journey, and I feel that only now can I do that with confidence, knowing it's not going to have an effect on the brand that I've spent two decades building.
60% : I have been so defined by when I was in the Spice Girls, which was only a four-year period in my life, whereas fashion I've been in for coming up to two decades.
59% : "I haven't had the control with this documentary that I have with most elements of my life, and I feel much more content coming out the other end.
58% : "I've now earned my place in this industry, and I have to work hard to maintain that.
54% : On why now felt like the right time to open herself up to camera, Victoria said: "The public has read how much my business has struggled over the years and the headlines that I've had.
53% : "I have been keeping my head down and really focusing on the product, whether that's fashion or beauty, so that the product spoke for itself.

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