Victoria Beckham ‘in talks to star in her own docuseries’ after success of David’s Netflix show – as Rebecca Loos posts about ‘courage’ and speaking ‘my truth’ after she broke her silence on resurfaced affair allegations

Victoria Beckham is reportedly in talks to star in a new docuseries about her life and career.

The sun claims the 49-year-old designer wants to take part in the project that will chart her career from singer with The Spice Girls to owner of a fashion and beauty empire.

It comes just after BECKHAM was released on Netflix, telling the story of her husband David’s football journey and giving a glimpse into their love story and family life.

The docuseries proved hugely popular on the streaming platform, with fans praising the series on social media following its release.

The candid show generated several headlines as the couple spoke freely about many incidents in their lives, including Rebecca Loos’ claims that she had an affair with the footballer in the 1990s – which she has since doubled down on.

Following its success, it is claimed that discussions over a potential series have been ongoing since the summer, with producers now keen to move forward.

A source said: ‘This will be a documentary exploring Victoria’s meteoric rise in the fashion world; how she built a fashion and beauty empire from scratch.

‘The focus will be very much on the corporate brand, but it will detail how she had to overcome the post-Spice Girls naysayers and defy the cynics.

“At times her journey has not been easy, and there will be a behind-the-scenes look at the blood, sweat and tears at the tremendous effort she has put into reinventing herself.

“Thanks to David’s success and how well she came across, people will also see her humor and sarcasm profoundly.”

The insider added that there would also be a glimpse into her relationship with David, as well as a look at her friendships with other celebrities.

MailOnline has contacted a Victoria representative for comment.

The couple has been married for 24 years since first meeting in 1997 and now share four children: Brooklyn, 24, Romeo, 21, Cruz, 18, and Harper, 12.

The news of Victoria’s show comes as David’s alleged former mistress Rebecca shared a post about “my truth” on Instagram on Sunday.

The former PA, who now lives in Norway and works as a yoga instructor, shared a photo of herself on the beach with the caption: ‘I breathe in my courage. I breathe out my fear – Jonathan Huie.’

She added the hashtags ‘#stayingstrong #mytruth #nature #beyourself #betrue.’

In BECKHAM, Victoria spoke for the first time about the pain she suffered in the wake of the claims about her husband David’s alleged affair with Rebecca.

Nearly two decades after it was claimed he and the personal assistant had bonded while he was playing for Real Madrid in Spain, Victoria revealed the months that followed were the ‘hardest’ of her life and she no longer felt like it couple ‘had each other’.

Meanwhile, David admitted he still doesn’t know how they got through the 2003 crisis, but he and his former Spice Girl wife knew they had to ‘fight for their family’, saying they felt like they were ‘drowning’ when their high- The profile wedding was in the news for months.

Following the revelations in the impressive documentary, Rebecca exclusively shared which David stories are true.

She wavered between irritation and annoyance as she watched the documentary on Netflix and remembered the aftermath of their affair. It’s what he didn’t say that frustrates her, she said.

“It’s all ‘poor me.’ He must take responsibility,” Loos said. ‘Of course he can say whatever he wants and I understand he has an image to maintain, but he portrays himself as a victim and he makes me look like a liar, as if I made up these stories.

“He’s indirectly implying that I’m the one who made Victoria suffer.”

In reality, she would have preferred if he hadn’t spoken at all about what was a life-changing episode for her. According to her it was buried.

Elsewhere in the show, David choked back tears as he spoke candidly about his life and career, reflecting on his three decades in the spotlight.

The sportsman, 48, burst into the spotlight at the age of 17 as Manchester United’s new midfielder, quickly earning the reputation as football’s golden boy and one of the most talented players of his generation.

Yet his career threatened to be derailed when he was blamed for England’s exit from the 1998 World Cup after lashing out at Diego Simeone, sparking a prolonged campaign of hatred and abuse from fans.

Reflecting on the turbulent period David faced at the age of 23, the athlete confessed he was a ‘mess’ and unable to eat or sleep, alongside his wife Victoria, 49, revealing he was suffering of clinical depression and the experience ‘devastated him.

David recalled feeling ‘very vulnerable and alone’ when he landed back in Britain in front of hordes of jeering onlookers and negative press, with his father Ted admitting David was ‘distraught’ when he met him and saying the young sports star ‘fell into my arms’. and said, ‘I’ve let everyone down.'”

The night before the World Cup match, David had learned that Victoria was pregnant with their first child and after arriving in England to see his parents, he wasted no time flying to New York to spend time with his fiancée-to-be – who was on tour through the States with The Spice Girls.

Victoria confessed: “I remember not really understanding how serious it was because you know I never really liked football.

“When he came to me in America, he felt like he let himself down, he let his teammates down, he let his country down, he let the fans down, I – he felt that he let everyone down.

‘But when he was with us, Spice Girls, there was protection, people couldn’t get to us, we could put a wimp around ourselves.

‘I don’t think either of us really realized what was going on in Britain. He turned that protection into an absolute massacre.”

David became emotional as he reflected on the reactions he received and confessed: ‘I don’t think I’ve ever talked about it because I can’t.

‘I find it difficult to talk about what I went through because it was so extreme. The whole country hated me.’