Rebecca Loos tells Victoria Beckham why they ‘need to stick together’ over David claims

Rebecca Loos asserted that she and Victoria Beckham are “not to blame” for the alleged fling and that she will “always” defend herself from “smears.”

Rebecca Loos has sent a message to Victoria Beckham suggesting they need to stick together and detailed why she will ‘continue to speak out’ over her claims she had an affair with her husband.

The pair reportedly had a fling in the 2000s, shortly after he married his wife. David has always denied anything happened but Rebecca has insisted she “never lied” about her alleged affair and stressed it was “very brave” for her to speak out about the alleged four-month dalliance.

Now the former PA says she will not let the matter drop because she wants David “to feel pain too” over the scandal that rocked the couple more than 20 years ago. Rebecca, speaking on 60 Minutes Australia, says has been left annoyed that any blame has been directed at herself, and former Spice Girl Victoria.

She continued, “There were terrible stories about this wife Victoria, and there were terrible stories about me.” Never did he have vile stories about him. Golden Balls was him. The man was him. Good for you to pat him on the back. Nothing about him has changed, but it was Victoria’s fault and my fault. We bear the sole responsibility.

She explained to the station that she had always believed that it was better for her to make the claims in 2004 and that she had always had control over her. She continued, “It was a way for me to not get back at him but the way he treated me was very unfair, what he was getting away with, and that two-faced life.” I am aware of how important his reputation is to him. I suppose I should also want him to experience pain.

The claims were first made back in 2004 and David addressed the allegations in his recent Netflix documentary. He said at the time: “I don’t know how we got through it in all honesty. Victoria is everything to me. To see her hurt was incredibly difficult, but we’re fighters. We needed to fight for each other and for our family. What we had was worth fighting for.”

Victoria then added in her own interview as part of the documentary: “It felt like the world was against us. And here’s the thing – we were against each other if I’m being completely honest.” In response, Rebecca said that David was “indirectly suggesting” she had “made Victoria suffer”.

“Yes, the accounts were terrible, but they are true. In the documentary, he discusses how he ultimately views his private life, shutting it down. It’s one thing to confine your private life to yourself, in my opinion. She had said, “It’s yet another way to mislead the public.”