Rebecca Loos has laid into Victoria Beckham in a new documentary about the family’s bitter feud, claiming that their son Brooklyn’s statement is ‘validation for what she said 22 years ago’.
Rebecca, David’s former PA, previously claimed to have had an affair with the married footballer in 2004, which he has repeatedly denied.
In a clip from the documentary, The Beckham Feud: Truth and Lies, Rebecca claimed she found herself at the centre of a ‘PR war’ after her accusations, which echoes the sentiments of Brooklyn’s statement, where he claimed much of his life was full of ‘performative social media posts, family events and inauthentic relationships.’
Brooklyn severed all ties with his family in a bombshell six-page statement last week, where he revealed he has no wishes to reconcile with them, and called his parents ‘controlling and manipulative’.
In the 90-minute special, which airs on Sunday, Rebecca weighed in on Brooklyn’s claims that Victoria danced ‘inappropriately’ with him at his 2022 wedding to Nicola Peltz, saying ‘any other mother would have read the room’ and declined to dance in the situation.
The 48-year-old, who now lives in Norway with her husband, had previously vowed on social media that ‘the truth always comes out’ after Brooklyn released his statement, again mirroring his words where he wrote: ‘I believe the truth always comes out.’
She said: ‘Suddenly you’re part of a big PR war. In a very small way, this is of course validation for what I said and came forward and said 22 years ago.
‘Brooklyn is basically confirming inauthentic relationships, value of promotion, endorsements above all else, and that it’s all focused on brand Beckham, and that that’s all that matters.’
At the centre of Brooklyn’s statement was the allegation that his mum Victoria had ‘hijacked’ his first dance with Nicola at their 2022 wedding when Marc ‘called me to the stage’
Rebecca also reflected on Brooklyn’s claims that Victoria ‘hijacked’ his first dance with Nicola at his wedding in 2022, after Marc Anthony branded the designer ‘the most beautiful woman in the room.’
She says: ‘Whether it came from her or whether it was Marc Anthony is beside the point because it shows a lack of awareness for other people’s feelings.
‘I think any other mother would’ve read the room and understood this is awkward and probably said, thank you for the compliment, but the most beautiful woman in the room is Nicola, Nicola, please take this dance.
‘Or at least if the mother had had a few too many glasses of wine and was unable to read the room, maybe the husband or the father would then have maybe stepped in and maybe grabbed Nicola, twirled her around and then swap partners to let her have the dance.’
