Until now the former Spice Girl has been
coy about whether she has been under the knife – her only previous
mention came in a 2011 interview with Vogue
Victoria Beckham has admitted she once had breast implants.
The designer , 39, said of an old photo showing her with more prominent
boobs: “I don’t have them any more. I think I may have purchased them.”
Until now the former Spice Girl has been coy about whether she has been under the knife and has refused to discuss the subject.
Her only previous mention of it came in a 2011 interview with Vogue when
she said: “No torpedo bazookas, either. Gone” – before quickly changing
the subject.
Her latest revealing comments came in a new interview in which she also said she wakes every day at 6am to run four miles.
And she revealed she no longer shaves her legs since having laser hair
removal – following a tip from Desperate Housewives star actress Eva
Longoria.
The former Posh Spice says in the March issue of Allure magazine: “It’s
amazing. You can go back for little touch-ups if you do see little hairs
appearing.
“But I’ve been very lucky that I haven’t had to.
“That was one of the best tips that Eva Longoria ever gave me.”
Victoria also admitted she wept when she received a British Fashion
Award two years ago because she couldn’t believe how much her life has
changed since she was bullied at school for being “different”.
She said: “I’d come such a long way…
“I was bullied because I was different from all the other children at the school.
“I really wouldn’t wish it on any kid, because it’s horrible.”
Victoria – who has children Brooklyn, 14, Romeo, 10, Cruz, eight, and
Harper, two, with her husband David , 38 – credited her former Spice
Girls bandmates for helping her overcome her problems and become more
confident.
She said: “We always said we were all like rejects in our own way. We
had to work hard, and they helped me accept me for who I was.”
Victoria – who moved back to the UK earlier this year – said she was at
her happiest when living in Los Angeles while footballer David was
playing for LA Galaxy.
She said of the US: “It was much more accepting for a woman to have a career, as well as a man. And I loved it.”
But she quickly added: “I’m not saying I’m not happy now. I’m just as happy now!” (
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