Rebecca Loos has insisted in a brand-new interview that she “never lied” about her claims that David Beckham and his wife Victoria Beckham were having an affair.
Rebecca Loos describes herself as “brave.”
In what was one of the most talked-about celebrity scandals of the 2000s, Rebecca Loos claimed she and David Beckham carried on a “steamy affair” behind his wife’s back. And in a bombshell new interview, she has continued to insist that she wasn’t lying.
According to Rebecca, she and David embarked on a four-month fling back in 2004, while she was working as his PA and translator. At this point in time, David had just made the move to Madrid, while his Spice Girl wife, Victoria Beckham, remained in the UK with their children
Footballing legend David has long dismissed the allegations as “ludicrous”, while the Beckhams jointly addressed this painful period in their 2023 Netflix documentary.
Rebecca has since made one more claim to Victoria, and she has now made a second one.
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In a recent interview with on 60 Minutes Australia, Rebecca described herself as “very brave” for coming forward with her allegations, stating: “In my opinion, it was a very brave thing to do to go up against them. I have stuck to the truth. I’ve never exaggerated.
I’ve never lied in any way. Why? Because I’m facing the media’s most powerful, strongest couple with the most money in the world for the best PR and best lawyers. And the truth was everything I had.
Rebecca conducted a number of follow-up interviews after her first-round of explosive allegations surfaced in 2004. She claimed in a sit-down interview that David and she shared the same sense of humor and that their chemistry was top-notch. She addressed his marriage, claiming that David reportedly missed his wife and was “lonely” in Spain, and that Loos insisted that she had no intention of ending their union.
When questioned about her thoughts on Victoria, she responded with the following: “No sympathy, please. She said, “I don’t expect any sympathy from her.” Without expecting any kind words of sympathy, I believe that doing what I have done is bad enough for me to do it. I’m confident that they will pass it. Before I even started dating them, I believe the issues with their marriage were. I have no intention of breaking up their marriage, especially if they have young children. I wish they would continue to be friends.
Back in December 2024, Rebecca, 47, extended an olive branch to the mum-of-four after addressing the double standards applied to men and women when it came to cheating. “The funny thing is, I got the s***, Victoria [Beckham] got the s***, David f****** never got any s***,” she told James English on his Anything Goes With podcast. “That’s the world we live in. That made me want to keep [saying] ‘hello, this is unfair’.”
Earlier that same year, yet more explosive claims about the alleged affair came to light in Tom Bower’s book The House of Beckham. The author revealed for the first time that Rebecca decided to speak out about their alleged affair after being appalled by David’s treatment of a waitress in Madrid. Bower suggested that David supposedly refusing to give a tip – then later handing over a wad of cash – was the “turning point for Loos realising Beckham’s double standards.”
In David’s Netflix documentary, Beckham, the couple touched upon how difficult life became for them after “horrible stories” broke about their personal life. David, 49, said: “There were some horrible stories that were difficult to deal with. It was the first time that me and Victoria had been put under that kind of pressure in our marriage.” Victoria, 50, agreed: “One hundred percent. It was the hardest period for us. Because it felt like the world was against us.”
If I’m being completely honest, the former Spice Girl continued, “And here’s the thing, we were against each other.” You’re aware that up until Madrid, things used to feel like we played against everyone else. But we shared a room. We had a connection. We were together. However, it didn’t really feel like we had any relationships while we were in Spain. That is depressing. I can’t even begin to explain how difficult it was for me.
From the age of 15 to 27 years old, David continued, “When I first moved to Spain, it was difficult because I’ve been a member of a family and a club my entire career. I quickly become a millionaire. I’m in a city the moment before it gets dark. I am not fluent in the native tongue. I didn’t have my family, which is even more important. The couple made a “make or break” trip to Courchevel, France, in April 2004. The candid documentary also includes footage of the trip.
Additionally, David compared their marriage issues to the experience of “drowning,” saying, “Each time we woke up, we felt, you know, there was something else, and I think we both felt at the time that we were, not losing each other, but drowning.
“Some days I would wake up and wonder, “How am I going to work?” What will I do when I enter that training pitch? How will I appear as though nothing is wrong? Every day, I felt physically ill. when I squinted. What will I do to accomplish this?
Beckham continued, “I don’t know how we managed to get through it in all honesty,” when the director inquired about their future. I value Victoria above all else. It was incredibly challenging to witness her suffering. However, we fight. And we also had to fight for our families at the time. And it was worthwhile to fight for what we had. It’s our private life, after all.
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