Fans FURIOUS After Victoria Beckham’s ‘Working Class’ Claim Exposed By David!
The internet practically exploded after that scene in the “Beckham” Netflix documentary! Victoria Beckham, aka Posh Spice, sat in her luxurious home, earnestly telling filmmakers she and David came from “very working-class families.” It might have passed, except David himself couldn’t resist popping his head around the door, hilariously demanding, “Be honest!” What followed was the instantly iconic, slightly awkward admission that, yes, her dad drove her to school in a Rolls Royce back in the 80s.
While David’s intervention was gold, fans weren’t just amused; many were genuinely furious. Social media lit up with comments like, “Working class? Seriously?!” and “The audacity!” People felt it wasn’t just a slip of the tongue, but a sign of how disconnected she might be from the reality most people face. The term “working class” carries real weight, signifying struggle and lack of privilege – things seemingly incompatible with being chauffeured in luxury cars.
The backlash wasn’t just about the Rolls Royce; it was about the perceived attempt to co-opt a background that wasn’t hers, perhaps to seem more relatable. Comments like, “Stop trying to rewrite your history, Posh” and “Does she even know what working class means?” flooded platforms. While some defended her, saying perhaps her family did work hard initially, the overwhelming reaction was outrage and disbelief at what felt like a fundamentally dishonest claim, hilariously exposed by her own husband. It became a viral meme, but the underlying anger from fans who felt their experiences were being trivialized was palpable.
