The affair scandal began with David Beckham 's move to Madrid to play for the soccer team Real Madrid in the summer of In September, a few months after the move, Beckham was spotted on a night out with a mystery brunette in Madrid, the Guardian reported. On April 4, , the UK's News of the World newspaper published a story that alleged Beckham had an affair with Loos, who had since been fired as his assistant. Later that month, Loos gave a tell-all television interview with Sky News's Kay Burley in which she said they had first slept together the night they were spotted at the nightclub in September.
It was like magnets, pretty amazing. Loos also said in the interview she wasn't afraid of the Beckhams taking her to court. In a statement published by the Guardian at the time, Beckham denied the allegations. The simple truth is that I am very happily married and have a wonderful wife and two very special kids. There is nothing any third party can do to change this. Soon after Loos came forward, two more women said they'd also had affairs with the famous soccer player.
I looked down and there was David Beckham kissing my breasts. David Beckham! Beckham denied Marbeck's claims in a statement published by the Guardian at the time. Lawyers have been instructed by David and Victoria concerning these matters.
Celina Laurie told the publication she and Beckham had a one-night stand in Denmark in August Beckham told BBC Radio 5 Live : "I've made it clear that with two papers the way I and my family have been treated is an absolute disgrace because at the end of the day, I'm a nice person and loving husband and father.
The case was eventually dropped in after the two parties came to a settlement, the terms of which were not disclosed. News Group Newspapers, the publisher of the News of the World, said in a statement: "The defamation proceedings by David and Victoria Beckham against the News of the World have been resolved on a confidential basis. There will be no further comment. The News of the World eventually closed in amid a decline in advertising and scandals involving accusations of hacking into the phones of celebrities, politicians, and victims of crimes.
