What time does Victoria Beckham's Netflix documentary come out?

Victoria Beckham's Netflix documentary is on the horizon, and fans are chomping at the bit to know when they can start binge-watching.

"Posh and Becks" are one of the globe's most influential power duos, with David Beckham's Netflix docu-series 2023 Beckham bagging an Emmy Award for Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction Series.

Now it's time for the ex-footballer's wife to take centre stage with the documentary Victoria Beckham, which delves into her rise to fame, their financial struggles, family life and her career as a fashion designer.

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In addition to revisiting the past, the docu-series will also follow the 51-year-old as she prepares for Paris Fashion Week, her "most ambitious runway show yet".

With the series set to premiere in just a few days, here's everything you need to know about watching Victoria Beckham's revealing documentary.

Victoria Beckham documentary Netflix release time

Netflix is set to drop the Victoria Beckham documentary on Thursday, October 9, but the exact time it will be available to watch depends on where you are in the world.

For fans of the former Spice Girl in the States, they'll be able to tune into Victoria Beckham just after midnight PST (Pacific Standard Time).

Meanwhile, those residing on the east coast can start watching from 3am EST (Eastern Standard Time) and UK subscribers from 8am BST (British Summer Time).

As most of Europe operates around an hour behind the UK, they'll be treated to the series at roughly 9am.

How many episodes in Victoria Beckham's Netflix documentary?

The much-anticipated Victoria Beckham Netflix documentary is set to be a three-part series, with each episode clocking in at around 50 minutes.

In an exciting twist, all three episodes will drop on October 9, meaning fans won't have to wait to see how the story unfolds.

Speaking to Elle, the fashion mogul admitted she had reservations about the project initially.

"I genuinely couldn't understand why anybody was that interested.

"I love what I do, but I was a bit shocked. But throughout the process, I've really enjoyed it.

"I love the fact that I have an opportunity to shine a light on our industry-how serious an industry it is."

The documentary has been crafted by director Nadia Hallgren, who also helmed Michelle Obama's Becoming on Netflix.

Victoria Beckham will debut on Thursday, October 9, on Netflix.