Gigi Hadid took to Instagram on Friday, October 10, 2025, to praise Victoria Beckham’s new Netflix documentary, calling the fashion icon “an inspiration to challenge misconceptions and follow your dreams.”
The message shared in tandem with stills from the series arrived just as the three-part biography made its world premiere on October 9.
In Victoria Beckhamthe 51-year-old former Spice Girl opens up like never before as she addresses her long-suppressed struggles with body image, the harsh demands of fame and the financial peril her fashion brand once faced.
She reveals that she “cried every day” during the darkest periods of her professional journey.
The documentary series also lays bare her evolution from pop star to style mogul. Standout moments include conversations with fashion titans like Anna Wintour and Tom Ford, as well as vulnerable accounts of how public scrutiny affected her mental health.
However, critical reception has been mixed. While many praised the emotional honesty and behind-the-scenes access, some critics felt the series fell into familiar territory calling it “meticulously constructed… but extremely boring.”
Early viewers are hailing Victoria Beckham as a smash hit, with fans flooding social media to celebrate the former Spice Girl’s revealing new series.
One enthusiastic fan declared that “boss girl” Victoria had officially “beat David and won Netflix”, while another joked about skipping work to watch the series, writing: “The @victoriabeckham documentary is out at 8am on Netflix! Now I’m going to have to spend the morning skiing to watch. Congratulations Victoria!”
After its release, criticism quickly poured in. Metro gave the documentary 4.5 stars, calling it “breathtaking” and applauding Victoria’s refreshingly candid side as well as her unexpected talent for viral one-liners.
