Rebecca Loos’ fierce three-word takedown to David Beckham 21 years after affair scandal
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To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video. Up Next. Rebecca Loos has issued a fierce three-word takedown to David Beckham. The footballer’s former assistant claimed they had an affair in 2004, but David, who has been married to Victoria Beckham since 1999, blasted the allegations as ‘ludicrous’.
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In a new interview, Rebecca, 47, has said there was a reason behind her decision to go public. She said it was a ‘F**k you mate’ to David, 49, for his treatment. When on the Anything Goes podcast, the host James English asked Rebecca if she’d have considered not selling her story if the circumstances were different.
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‘Do you think if he was up front and said, “Look, this is a little fling, blah blah blah” do you think you’d have ever come to the forefront with your story? Or do you think you did it because you were hurt as well?’ James asked. ‘I was hurt,’ she replied. Rebecca continued: ‘Me going public was a “f*** you mate” for treating me like that. Big time. It was. I don’t care how powerful you are, how much money you have. It’s not okay.’.
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Rebecca also claimed that journalists were contacting her in relation to the ‘affair’ so she felt it was best she came forward with her version. ‘I naively thought people would appreciate somebody being honest and telling the truth. But people don’t. They want to believe the fairytale,’ Rebecca said.
