Victoria Beckham’s ‘No-Phone Zone’ Rule Inside Her Home Leaves Fans Divided — Is It Too Extreme?
Victoria Beckham is no stranger to discipline, but her latest household rule has sparked heated debate among fans. In a recent interview, she revealed that her family home includes strict “No-Phone Zones” — areas where mobile devices are completely banned.
According to Beckham, the rule was born out of her frustration with constant digital distractions. “Family time should be family time,” she explained. “When we’re together, I don’t want everyone scrolling. I want us to actually talk.”
The zones reportedly include the dining room and certain living spaces, meaning even David Beckham and their kids are expected to comply. While some fans applauded her for prioritizing family connection, others felt the rule might be too rigid. One follower commented, “I love this idea — phones steal so much of our attention.” Another argued, “It sounds controlling. Everyone deserves their own space too.”
David himself admitted he sometimes struggles to follow the rule, joking, “It’s harder than it sounds, but she’s right — it does make us connect more.”
Whether fans see it as inspiring or extreme, one thing is clear: Victoria Beckham runs her household with the same determination she brings to her fashion empire. For her, the rule isn’t about control but about protecting something far more valuable than screen time — the intimacy of real, uninterrupted moments with family.
