Victoria Beckham's personal confessions in Netflix doc: From 'attention-seeking' WAG era to eating disorder struggle and husband David's financial support

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

68% : "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.
58% : "I've now earned my place in this industry, and I have to work hard to maintain that," Victoria shared.
55% : But she confessed, "The reality was it slipping through my fingers."
53% : Victoria also admitted she often struggled with self-doubt, particularly as she began facing harsh criticism about her "appearance and my weight".
49% : David added: "People felt that it was okay to criticise a woman for her weight, for what she's doing, for what she's wearing, there were a lot of things happening in TV then that won't happen now, that can't happen now." The mum-of-four admitted: "When you have an eating disorder, you become very good at lying, and I was never honest about it with my parents.

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