Victoria Beckham is basking in the glow of newfound success and recognition as she celebrates a transformative milestone: her 50th birthday. After nearly two decades of navigating the complexities of the fashion industry, her eponymous label has finally turned a profit, marking a significant achievement in her journey as an entrepreneur. Tonight, she will be honored with the prestigious Entrepreneur Award at the Harper's Bazaar Women of the Year Awards, solidifying her status as a leading force in fashion.

In an exciting twist, Beckham is also working on a Netflix documentary that is expected to capture her evolution from pop star to business mogul, paralleling the immense success of “Beckham,” the popular docuseries about her husband, David Beckham.

However, what stands out the most in Victoria's narrative is her newfound sense of self. Following her 50th birthday on April 17, she revealed a major shift in her perspective: no longer is she chasing the limelight or the approval of the public. "I've woken up and realized I give a lot less care about chasing publicity," she expressed during an interview with Harper's Bazaar. "We’ve figured out how to be quite discreet, and that’s the way we want to lead our lives now."

With four children—Brooklyn, 25, Romeo, 22, Cruz, 19, and Harper, 13—Victoria recognizes the importance of family and has embraced a more subdued lifestyle. Reflecting on her past experiences with paparazzi, she admitted that while being photographed used to feel thrilling, it is no longer something she desires.

Her achievements in fashion speak volumes. After many years of trials and tribulations, the Victoria Beckham brand finally saw profitability in 2022. "It’s a huge accomplishment," she stated, recalling the numerous challenges her brand faced throughout its history. "We’ve survived the fires, and creating my fragrance was a turning point that transitioned us from a brand to a house."

Recent revelations about her children have also been eye-opening for Victoria. She noted that her son Cruz was recently surprised by the extent of David's footballing prowess, highlighting the generational disconnect that can occur despite their close-knit family dynamic. "They were always at the games when they were little but didn’t understand the significance of what their dad had achieved," she remarked.

Remembering the pressures David faced during his career, especially after the controversial 1998 World Cup incident, Victoria noted the emotional resilience required to thrive in such a competitive environment. "I wonder how my son Romeo would handle the same pressure today," she reflected.

As Victoria gears up for tonight's awards ceremony, she looks forward to acknowledging her hard work and the milestones she has reached, both personally and professionally. The Netflix documentary, known for its fashion-centric focus rather than personal anecdotes, promises to shine a much-deserved spotlight on her business acumen and hard-earned achievements.

With the December/January issue of Harper's Bazaar featuring her cover story available soon, it seems Victoria Beckham is not only embracing her age but also redefining it with grace and strength. Through her journey, she serves as an inspiration for women everywhere, demonstrating that it's never too late to evolve and embrace your true self.