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Rebecca Loos: What happened after David Beckham affair claims and where is she now? | UK News

Rebecca Loos gained fame in 2004 when she claimed to have had an affair with David Beckham and sold her story to the press. In a new Netflix documentary, Victoria Beckham speaks for the first time about her husband’s alleged infidelity, stating that it was the most unhappy she has ever been. The Beckhams have always denied the affair allegations, but Victoria describes the aftermath as the hardest period of their marriage.

Rebecca Loos alleged that she had an affair with David Beckham in 2003 while she was his personal assistant. She sold her story to the News Of The World, which was considered one of the last major scandals of its kind. In her first TV interview after the story broke, Loos spoke about a group dinner where she and Beckham hit it off. She admitted to being unprofessional and acknowledged that he was a married man. Despite feeling used at times, she admitted that there were still feelings between them.

After the News Of The World article, Loos faced name-calling and was branded a liar. However, her newfound fame led to magazine covers and appearances on various reality TV shows, including The Farm, Celebrity Love Island, X Factor: Battle of the Stars, the Spanish version of Survivor, and Cirque de Celebrite.

Currently, Loos resides in Norway with her Norwegian husband, Sven Christjar Skaiaa, whom she met on the reality show 71 Degrees North. They have two sons together. According to her Instagram profile, Loos is now a yoga and meditation teacher, as well as a part-time medical assistant.

In the Netflix documentary, Victoria Beckham opens up about the allegations, describing it as a nightmare and the hardest period for their marriage. David Beckham also discusses the pressure they faced during that time and how it affected them. Both emphasize the importance of fighting for their family and maintaining their privacy.