"Victoria Beckham: The Most Unhappy She'd Ever Been After David Beckham Cheating Scandal"

Victoria engaged in a notorious British tabloid business of mental expression, acknowledging in a forthcoming Netflix documentary that she had a "crisis" with her purported disbelief in her husband David Beckham after he admitted to an affair with his personal assistant, Rebecca Loos, in 2003. According to reports, Victoria broke her silence in the Netflix documentary, where she and the couple's children were residing in the UK while David was in Spain playing for the football team Real Madrid.

Two women, Rebecca Loos and Sarah Marbeck, had come forward that year claiming to have had relationships with David. Victoria did not mention them in the documentary, although their names have been flashed on the screen during the period headlines. She was quoted as saying, "Have I fallen out of love with my husband? Absolutely. I have. If I didn't, I wouldn't be human. I don't know if people are interested in me staying in a relationship just because I'm Victoria Beckham."

"Victoria was everything to me," she said. "The damage to her was unbelievable, but we're hard fighters. We fought for our children, for our family. What we have been through, it's a lifetime. What we have been through is an incredible test for us and our families."

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This celebrity couple is no stranger to the spotlight, as David is widely regarded as one of the greatest football players of all time, and Victoria is a former Spice Girls member and a fashion designer in her own right. They got married in 1999, and their marriage faced its first public scrutiny in 2003 with allegations of infidelity and a subsequent tabloid frenzy.

Victoria, who joined David in Spain with their children after this scandal, described the time as "a nightmare." "It was the hardest time because it felt like the world was against us," she recalled.