David Beckham and his wife Victoria Beckham have found themselves in the spotlight once again because of their iconic “working class” moment from the Netflix documentary.

Their famous moment from the docuseries, based on their life and family details, has been nominated for a TV BAFTA.

In a viral moment, the fashion designer discussed her early life and mentioned that she belonged to a “working class” family, David compelled her to “be honest,” and Posh Spice admitted that her father drove her to school in a Rolls-Royce.

The particular scene has sent the internet into a frenzy and it ignited a host of memes.

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It has been nominated in the P&O Cruises Memorable Moments category at the TV Baftas along with five other entries.

Happy Valley, Ncuti Gatwa's arrival in Doctor Who, Logan Roy's death in Succession, teen Lucy's performance in The Piano, and the story of Bill and Frank in zombie drama The Last of Us are also on the nomination list.

The TV source revealed to The Sun, “Posh and Becks documentary Beckham faces some stiff competition, but given how many viewers watched the show on Netflix it might just triumph on the back of people power.”

They shared, “And the fact that they are in such esteemed company among the incredible nominees shows just what a big impression it made.”

“There were some incredible TV moments during 2023, but the Beckhams can count on fans backing them in the voting. It's the only category where the public get to have their say,” the insider added.