David Beckham lands on Netflix. The streaming giant premieres this Wednesday, October 4, a new docuseries with never-before-seen images where “The meteoric rise of the former English athlete is narrated.” From its humble origins to the top of world football. Victoria Beckham, Florentino Pérez, Roberto Carlos, Fabio Capello, Ronaldo Nazário and Roy Keane among those who participate in this project offering their testimony.
With the premiere of this docuseries, the name of Rebecca Loos, the Spanish model who acted as a nanny for Brooklyn and Romeo, the two eldest children of the Beckham couple, is once again generating interest during their stay in Spain when the soccer player was a member of the soccer team. Real Madrid. The young woman had a supposed ‘affair’ with the Englishman that she knew how to make the most of by touring countless television sets and participating in ‘Survivors’. But what happened to Rebecca Loos two decades later?
Of Spanish nationality, Dutch father and British mother, Rebeca Loos accepted more than 338,000 euros to tell her story with David Beckham in the newspaper ‘News of the World’. Also 166,000 euros from the ‘Sky One’ network for narrating her sexual encounters. Two interviews that the former soccer player’s lawyers tried to stop by all means, but without success.
New life in Norway
At 46 years old, the former model is far from the media spotlight and settled in Norway where she lives on a farm with her husband and two children. Very active on social networks, where she has more than 16,000 followers, Rebecca Loos shares daily tips about yoga, a discipline of which she is a professional. The Spanish woman considers herself truly lucky to live surrounded by nature.
“If someone had approached me ten years ago in London and told me that one day I would be living in an old farmhouse in a small town in the Norwegian mountains, married and the mother of two children, I would have laughed,” she confesses in its official website. “But here I am. Very far from London and Madrid, from the glamour, pomp and cameras that once were my life. And happier than I’ve ever been. That’s the wonderful thing about life: you never know what tomorrow will bring,” she adds.
