David Beckham’s family fall out has hit headlines worldwide and now the footballer’s former personal assistant has entered the debate, backing son Brooklyn’s shocking claims about his parents.
Rebecca Loos, who worked as Beckham’s PA in 2003 and later alleged an affair with the football star, responded to Brooklyn’s bombshell Instagram statement that accused his parents of controlling him and trying to sabotage his marriage to Nicola Peltz Beckham.
Multiple news outlets shared reports that Loos took to her own social media channel and declared that she was “so happy he is standing up for himself and speaking publicly finally!”
She added: “I have felt so bad for his poor wife, knowing too well what they can be like!”
When another follower called Brooklyn’s statement a “fascinating admission,” Loos replied: “The truth always comes out.”
Brooklyn’s fiery posts accused David and wife Victoria of spreading “countless lies” to preserve their public image, claiming they had “controlled narratives in the press about our family” his entire life.
He alleged his parents tried to ruin his relationship with wife, including Victoria cancelling Nicola’s wedding dress at the last minute and “hijacking” the couple’s first dance.
The 26-year-old also claimed his parents dubbed him “evil” for not letting them sit at their wedding table. Further, he said Victoria “danced very inappropriately” on him during what should have been his romantic dance with his wife, leaving him “humiliated” in front of 500 guests.
Brooklyn, who says he no longer wants to reconcile with his family, insisted he had been “controlled” by his parents for most of his life. He added that he’d experienced “overwhelming anxiety” until he stepped away from them.
Loos, now a yoga instructor, publicly claimed to have had an affair with the footballer in 2004. At the time, he was living in Spain and playing for Real Madrid while Victoria remained at home in England with their children.
The ex-PA maintains her affair allegations despite David and Victoria’s denials and recently told a follower that Brooklyn was “supporting everyone who knows the facade.”
[Sources: People Magazine, Page Six]