Netflix viewers confused after hearing David Beckham talk
Netflix's new Beckham documentary series has got everyone hooked, with many finding out new things about David and his wife Victoria.
The four-part series, produced by Fisher Stevens, sees ex-footballer David, 48, open up about everything from his childhood to his 24-year marriage to Victoria, 49, for the very first time.
The famous couple, who are parents to Brooklyn, 23, Romeo, 20, Cruz,18, and 12 year old Harper, also speak out about David's alleged affair with Rebecca Loos in 2003, which dominated headlines at the time.
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The Manchester United ace's famous red card at the 1998 World Cup is also a topic of discussion and he reveals the incident left him "clinically depressed".
David's family feature in the series, as well as many famous faces including Sir Alex Ferguson, Rio Ferdinand, Gary Neville and Cristiano Ronaldo, who all gave interviews about the ex-footballer.
Beckham marks the first time David has opened up publicly about a number of topics, but it's actually the dad-of-four's voice which has got Netflix viewers talking.
After the documentary landed on the streaming site on 4 October, many fans have taken to social media to share their shock after hearing David's voice for the first time.
Listen for yourself below:
"David Beckham's voice always catches me off guard," one Beckham fan wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter.
A second viewer joked: "everytime I hear david beckham's voice i get so shocked i gain one white hair," while a third person stated: "It always surprises me the way David Beckham's voice doesn't match his face."
Other fans were surprised to realise they'd never actually heard David, who hails from London, speak prior to watching the Netflix series.
"didn't realize I've never heard david beckham's voice because that was shocking," a Netflix viewer wrote on social media.
Another person said: "I just heard David Beckham’s voice for the first time. Man, that did not match up with what I always imagined".
David's docu-series has proven to be immensely popular so far, with millions tuning in to find out more about the ex-professional footballer.
Announcing the release of the highly anticipated documentary on 4 October, David told fans on Instagram: "Today is the day...#BECKHAM is now streaming on @netflix and I'm so excited for you to see it. I'm grateful to my family, friends, former teammates and everyone that has been part of my story. It's been an incredible journey... I hope you enjoy watching".
Topics: David Beckham, Netflix, Twitter
Danni King