Beckham pockets £38m in dividends as new Netflix series and family news emerge

David Beckham received more than £38 million in personal dividends in under 12 months, according to newly released accounts for his firm DRJB Holdings, which recorded profits of £50 million for the year ending December 2025.

The company, half-owned by American brand Authentic Brands, paid out £38.9 million and £46.6 million in dividends to shareholders in 2026, with Beckham’s personal share exceeding £38 million. A significant portion of the income stemmed from sponsorship agreements tied to this summer’s World Cup. His commercial empire has now surpassed the $100 million mark in the United States, and his net worth is believed to exceed £750 million. Together with wife Victoria, the couple’s combined fortune is estimated at £1.185 billion.

Long-term partnerships with global brands including McDonald’s and Pepsi have underpinned the growth of Beckham’s commercial operation, which has expanded steadily since his two-decade playing career with Manchester United, Real Madrid, and Paris Saint-Germain.

Beckham is also set to return to Netflix for a new series. Brand partner Jamie Salter confirmed the project, saying: “Following the Beckham documentary on Netflix, he is making more episodes with the channel. David Beckham and Netflix are making another show, which is really cool. The last series has driven his business through the roof. Likewise, Victoria’s business is now going through the roof after her docuseries too. You will definitely see him make more content. Content drives the message to the consumer.”

The new project follows the considerable success of his four-part 2023 documentary Beckham, which drew 12.4 million viewers in its opening week. Beckham also helped produce the three-part Victoria Beckham series in 2025, which chronicled his wife’s career as a former pop star and fashion entrepreneur.

The Beckhams have also welcomed a new addition to the family, with son Cruz making a personal announcement, though full details were not available at the time of publication.