Rebecca Loos, the woman at the center of a scandal involving former football superstar David Beckham, has come forward to share her perspective following the release of Beckham’s Netflix documentary series.

The documentary, which features Beckham and his wife Victoria discussing the infamous affair allegations from 2004, has rekindled public interest in this nearly two-decade-old scandal.

In 2004, the world was captivated by reports of an alleged affair between David Beckham and his personal assistant, Rebecca Loos.

Loos claimed to have had a romantic relationship with Beckham while he was playing for Real Madrid.

At the time, Beckham vehemently denied these allegations and referred to them as “ludicrous.”

Now, the release of the Netflix series titled “Beckham” has brought these allegations back into the spotlight.

In the documentary, David and Victoria Beckham address the rumors that haunted their marriage for years.

Victoria candidly admits, “We were against each other” during that turbulent period.

The Mirror reports that the famous couple seemed to have finally addressed the rumors that had followed them for nearly 20 years.

Rebecca Loos, who had remained relatively quiet about the affair allegations, has now decided to break her silence and offer her perspective on the Netflix documentary.

In an interview with The Mail On Sunday, Loos expressed her frustration with how David Beckham is portrayed in the documentary.

She remarked, “It’s all, ‘poor me.’ He needs to take responsibility.

He can say whatever he likes, of course, and I understand he has an image to preserve. But he is portraying himself as the victim and making me look like a liar, like I’ve made up these stories.”

One of the key moments in the Netflix series is when director Fisher Stevens asks David Beckham about the multiple tabloid stories that broke during the affair scandal.

Beckham, a father of four, candidly responded, “There were some horrible stories that were difficult to deal with.

It was the first time that me and Victoria had been put under that kind of pressure in our marriage.”

The documentary also features an interview with Victoria Beckham, known as Posh Spice from her days in the Spice Girls.

When asked about the difficulties in their marriage during that time, Victoria responded, “100 percent. It was the hardest period for us. Because it felt like the world was against us.

And here’s the thing; we were against each other if I’m being completely honest.”

Rebecca Loos’ decision to speak out about the documentary and the affair allegations has reignited public interest in this celebrity scandal.

It highlights the enduring fascination with the personal lives of celebrities, as well as the impact such controversies can have on those involved.

The release of the Netflix documentary has prompted a wide range of reactions from the public and media, with many taking sides or forming their own opinions on the matter.

Some view it as an opportunity for the Beckhams to finally address the past, while others see it as a way to rehash old controversies for the sake of entertainment.

As the story of the alleged affair from nearly two decades ago takes center stage once again, it serves as a reminder of the enduring interest in celebrity scandals and the complex dynamics of fame, relationships, and public perception.

The enduring interest in the Beckham affair scandal reminds us that, for celebrities, the line between public and private life is often blurred, and the consequences of one’s actions can reverberate through the years.

It also underscores the role of documentaries in shaping public narratives and our collective memory of significant events.

While the documentary may have provided the Beckhams with an opportunity to address the past and share their side of the story, it has also given Rebecca Loos a platform to voice her perspective.