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David Beckham’s former assistant Rebecca Loos is speaking out in support of Brooklyn Beckham following explosive allegations against her parents, David and Victoria Beckham.
The 48-year-old addressed Brooklyn Beckham’s shocking allegations against his parents on Instagram on January 19. His estranged son has accused his parents of trying to sabotage his relationship with wife Nicola Peltz Beckham.
One of Luz’s followers left a comment saying, “Rebecca, you have to see the horrible gap Brooklyn posted in her story about David and Victoria and their lies. I feel like Brooklyn is supporting everyone who knows the mask.”
“I know you’re wonderful and happy and don’t need validation, but I think you would feel like a source of additional validation, especially regarding dogs,” read the comment further. Responding to the comment, Luz wrote, “So happy he’s standing up for himself and finally speaking out publicly!!! I feel so bad for his poor wife, I know so well how they can be!”
The former Dutch model also responded to a follower’s comment on her Instagram post, saying, “Hottie entry from Brooklyn.” Rebecca Loose wrote, “The truth always comes out.” Loos’ support for Brooklyn appears to be a nod to his own past experiences with Beckham.
For those unaware, Rebecca Loos, who worked as David Beckham’s personal assistant in 2003, was alleged to have had a four-month affair with David Beckham while he was married to Victoria Beckham. Beckham denied this claim, made public in 2004, calling it “ridiculous”.
David Beckham opens up about affair rumors in his 2023 Netflix documentary, beckhamSaying that it was incredibly difficult for his wife Victoria to see him hurt by the false stories.
Originally reported by Sibani Gogoi Mandatory