Saturday, July 7 2007, 15:28 BST
By Daniel Kilkelly, Entertainment Reporter
ITV have paid £250,000 for the UK rights to Victoria Beckham documentary Coming To America.
The one-off special, which was commissioned by US network NBC, follows the Spice Girl as she makes preparations to move to Los Angeles.
A source told The Sun: "David's not in it. It's all about Posh finding the right home for her husband and the boys. It's compulsive viewing."
The show airs on ITV1 on July 17.
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