Beckham Documentary Works Confirmed To Analyse Brooklyn's Viral Public Attack

Although the digital explosion of Brooklyn Beckham's Instagram story continues, the entertainment industry has acted quickly. What began as a social media rant has swiftly evolved into a comprehensive production. The cameras have already begun filming, and the search for experts to analyse one of the most prominent family conflicts in recent history is underway.

An explosive new tell-all Beckham documentary is officially in the works, designed to provide an in-depth analysis of the fracturing relationship between the football legend's clan and his eldest son. The project has been fast-tracked just days after Brooklyn posted a bombshell statement accusing his parents of trying to ruin his marriage.

Katherine Ryan Reveals She Was Approached for Beckham Documentary

The existence of the film was confirmed by comedian Katherine Ryan, who revealed she was scouted to appear as a commentator. Speaking on her podcast, the 42-year-old shared that production companies are already moving at speed to capitalise on the drama.

'I can tell you first hand that somebody somewhere is already making a documentary about this because I was invited to go on it, and I was like "Me? What do I know?" I had an opinion,' Ryan explained. Her invitation to join the project likely stems from her unfiltered stance on the matter. Ryan has been vocal in her criticism of the situation, previously branding the eldest Beckham child an 'ungrateful nepo baby'. This came after Brooklyn claimed his parents were attempting to 'control' his life and sabotage his relationship with his wife, Nicola Peltz.

Victoria Beckham Faces Unfair 'Mummy Dearest' Narrative

The parents' role will likely dominate a significant portion of the upcoming documentary, but Ryan cautions that the narrative is already biased. She argues that Victoria Beckham is bearing the brunt of the public backlash, a common trope in celebrity family feuds where the mother is painted as the villain whilst the father remains unscathed.

'A lot of people feel very passionately about this one way or another, and I gave my opinion, which was very much team Beckhams, or team Victoria anyway,' Ryan stated. 'Because, David, you know how they love an "evil woman", David is hardly mentioned—it's all "Mummy dearest" narcissist stuff which I think is really unfair.'

Ryan emphasised that parenting is rarely perfect, noting, 'Like I said last week, they made the best choice that they could with the information that they had at the time, and that's just what every parent does—we're not perfect, we are fallible.'

Brooklyn Beckham Slammed for Humiliating Parents

The comedian did not hold back in her assessment of Brooklyn Beckham and his decision to air grievances on social media. She questioned whether the 26-year-old fully grasps the privilege that allowed him to meet his heiress wife in the first place.

'I wonder if Brooklyn has considered that he wouldn't even know Nicola if it weren't for his position in life? Does that mean he's not entitled to request distance of course he is,' Ryan argued. However, she pointed out that the post was made with careful consideration. 'But surely he is smart enough, or maybe not, but surely he knows this kind of public statement on Instagram stories is going to humiliate his parents, is going to go everywhere, is going to be world news.'

She added a stinging reality check regarding his wife: 'Nicola Peltz is not getting married to Joe Shmoe from the kebab shop, you only know her because of all the things your parents gave you that you claim that you don't want.'

Beckham Fallout Draws in Past Rivals

The Beckham family fallout has become a magnet for old adversaries looking to insert themselves into the narrative. Ryan took a swipe at those capitalising on the chaos, specifically targeting Rebecca Loos. The former personal assistant to David Beckham, who famously alleged an affair with the footballer years ago, recently jumped to Brooklyn's defence.

Ryan dismissed Loos's input entirely, labelling her an 'opportunist s**g' for trying to score points against the family during a crisis. As the documentary production continues, it seems likely that more figures from the family's past will emerge to have their say.