Former football player - A secret message of apology was found on David Beckham's car after the release of his recent documentary.
David Beckham, a prior professional soccer player, has found himself feeling more compassion for troublesome moments in his past ever since the release of his Netflix documentary series. He insists a note left on his car's windshield recently while he and his wife, Victoria, were leaving a pub serves as a living proof of that. The message on the note read: "We're sorry for how you were treated." The note's author remained anonymous.
The documentary about this previous English football team player debuted on Netflix last autumn. The series emphasized Beckham's mistreatment by the public following England's 1998 World Cup. Beckham obtained a red card during the knockout stage game against Argentina, forcing him to watch on as his team was eliminated during penalty shootouts. The team's elimination was predominantly assigned to Beckham, and he received relentless backlash. As recalled during fall, he grappled with a depressive state in the aftermath.
Beckham has drawn an important lesson from the documentary "Beckham": the significance of mental health, he shared with magazine "Variety." "Twenty years ago," he said, "no one talked about it." He found it remarkable that individuals are now able to discuss their feelings openly.
