Victoria Beckham’s 2001 solo hit, “Not Such An Innocent Girl,” has surged to the top of the charts this week, marking her as the best-selling solo artist. This achievement comes 25 years after the song’s initial release. The Official Charts Company Download Chart confirmed that Victoria’s track not only re-entered the singles sales chart but also claimed the number one spot.
This remarkable feat follows a recent controversy involving Victoria and her husband, David, sparked by their son, Brooklyn. In a public statement, Brooklyn accused his parents of exerting control over him and fabricating stories to protect their public image. He specifically mentioned an incident at his 2022 wedding where he claimed his mother intruded on his first dance inappropriately.
Brooklyn’s statement caused a division on social media, with supporters taking sides between him and the Beckhams. Interestingly, the surge in downloads of Victoria’s song suggests a significant backing for the celebrity couple.
Although “Not Such An Innocent Girl” did not top the overall singles chart, it dominated the sales chart for the week. The sales chart tracks the top 40 singles based on various formats like downloads, CDs, and vinyl, excluding streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music.
The track’s success is a milestone for Victoria, who gained fame as Posh Spice in the iconic girl band Spice Girls. The group achieved immense success in the 1990s with multiple number one hits and albums. After her music career, Victoria transitioned into the fashion industry, where she established her brand, Victoria Beckham.
Despite the public dispute with their son, Victoria and David have chosen to remain silent on the matter. The couple, known affectionately as Posh and Becks, have focused on their family life with their three other children: Romeo, Cruz, and Harper.
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