Victoria Beckham says she was 'pissed off' when David almost missed the birth of their son Cruz due to a photo shoot with Jennifer Lopez and Beyoncé
- David Beckham's Netflix docuseries chronicling his life and career premiered on October 3.
- Victoria Beckham recalled giving birth to the couple's third child, Cruz, in 2005.
David Beckham almost missed the birth of his third child because of a photo shoot with Beyoncé and Jennifer Lopez.
Victoria Beckham, 49, recalled the near mishap in a confessional during her husband's new Netflix docuseries, "Beckham," which premiered on October 3. In episode four, the couple discussed living in Spain, where Victoria was pregnant with their third son, Cruz, in 2005.
Victoria said she told David she scheduled a date for her C-section, but David said that date wouldn't work because he already scheduled a Pepsi photo shoot with Lopez and Beyoncé.
"I was like, 'Seriously, I'm about to burst," Victoria said. "I'm on bed rest. Are you kidding me?! You've got a damn photo shoot with Jennifer Lopez, who is gorgeous and not about to have a baby."
Fortunately, David rescheduled the photo shoot.
Still, Victoria said that after giving birth to Cruz, she saw David's photo with Beyoncé and Lopez in a newspaper.
"So, I had my C-section, and I remember lying there. I don't feel at my most gorgeous, let's just say," Victoria said. "I remember someone showing me the front page of the newspaper, which was a gorgeous picture of David between Jennifer Lopez and Beyoncé. And the headline was, 'What would Posh say?'"
"Let me tell you what Posh would say. Posh was pissed off!" Victoria added.
Representatives for Lopez and Beyoncé did not immediately respond to requests for comment made outside regular working hours.
The docuseries also explores other highs and lows during the couple's relationship, including their 1999 wedding in Ireland and infidelity rumors that sparked in 2004. At one point, the pair spoke about receiving kidnapping threats against their eldest son, Brooklyn, after England lost the 1998 World Cup.