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What Does Victoria Beckham Really Think of David in His Underwear?
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LOS ANGELES — David Beckham has always professed to be a pretty private person, but when Armani sought him out to star in its latest underwear campaign, the soccer sensation couldn’t resist. So how does wife Victoria really feel about her hubby baring his bod to the world?
“She is totally fine with it — we laughed. It’s a great campaign and I’m very honored to be part of it,” David told Pop Tarts, adding that modeling isn’t his priority and he’s far more interested in doing what he does best — playing soccer.
The Beckhams caused chaos a year ago when they crossed the pond to call Hollywood home, and it looks as though the British-born family is here to stay.
“We love England — it is where we are both from and our families are from, but we’re very happy here and things are going so well,” David said. “We’re enjoying it and everyone has been so great to us. We are really happy here.”
But as we were busy chatting with the L.A. Galaxy guru, he had his (somewhat unimpressed) bodyguard watch his bawling 3-year-old son, Cruz. We were strictly instructed not to shoot the baby Beckham and have been told that David is “ultra-paranoid” about exposing his youngsters to the big, bad world of cameras and action.
Speaking of action, it seems the big spat between Victoria Beckham and L.A.’s trendy Kitson boutique earlier this year (over the poor sales of her line dVb denim) is still stirring and UK Glamour is the latest to feel the effects. The peeps at the West Hollywood clothing store are peeved and threatening legal action against the glossy mag after it ran an article that said Posh’s line sold out in two hours.
“It’s not true and we want a retraction,” a rep told Pop Tarts. “We have so much of her unsold stock we can’t even give it away.”Subscribe=>
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