Topics: Celebrity, David Beckham, Sex and Relationships, Victoria Beckham
Rebecca Loos, who claims she had an affair with David Beckham over 20 years ago, now has a message for his wife Victoria Beckham.
More than two decades on from the claims that the former model slept with Beckham during the year she worked as the England footballer's assistant, Loos had doubled down on the accusations.
The 47-year-old lost her job less than six months following the claims, and recently, she sat down with 60 Minutes Australia in a new bombshell interview.
Beckham was married to Spice Girls star and fashion designer, Victoria, at the time, and the couple remain strong with four children.
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But Loos never wants to lose sight of the pain she went through, as she took on - what she described as - the 'most powerful couple in the media'.
The now-mum-of-two spoke about the night that the alleged hook-up occurred, after revealing that she woke up with the 'biggest smile' on her face the morning after the affair.
When asked about how the alleged relationship started, Loos said she 'gave in' when he 'just kept looking at' her.
She claims that she was in a nightclub with the famous ex-footballer before they snuck back to his hotel room.
She explained: "It was naughty and I did feel that it was wrong but at the same time I was hooked."
But Loos had an important message for Victoria during the interview.
She admitted that things could have been handled differently, but that it was interesting how the two women were portrayed.
Loos said: "There were horrible stories about me, there were horrible stories about this wife Victoria.
"There were never horrible stories about him. He was Golden Balls. He was the man. Pat him on the back; good for you.
"Nothing changed in his life, but it was all Victoria's fault, my fault. All the blame was on us."
She told the interviewer that her decision to reveal what allegedly happened in 2003, came from a place of wanting to expose his 'two-faced life'.
She said: "It was a way of me, sort of, not getting back at him but the way he treated me was very unfair, what he was getting away with, and that two-faced life.
"I know how much his image means to him. I want him to feel some pain too, I guess."
Reflecting on how the 'affair' should have been handled, she added: "I wish that I had maybe been a bit smarter in the decisions I had made.
"But things were done the way they were done.
"And you just have to learn from it."
