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Victoria defends “strong” marriage to David Beckham amid rumours of trouble
Posted On Oct 06 2015
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Victoria Beckham is the latest celebrity’s whose tattoo is fading fast, and this was proved with her hair twisted, showing faded ink, into a chic chignon.
The couple that has been in relationship for more than 18 years and married for 16 years share four lovely children Brooklyn, 16, Romeo, 13, Cruz, 10, and Harper, 4.
Despite rampant speculation that the couple’s marriage is on the rocks and they’re on the verge of splitting up, the former Spice Girl casts those rumours in the rubbish bin.
I have never listened to, or commented on, the rumours about any aspect of my life. “David & I’ve nothing to prove”. Their relationship has come under scrutiny in recent months as the pair each spend lots of time away travelling with work, however David recently revealed he was missing his family a lot while away on another business trip.
They’ve been married for 16 years which is an eternity in Hollywood (hell, these days, it’s an eternity in normal people marriage, too!) and have always been plagued by split rumors, namely that he’s cheating, but have seemed to withstand all of that. “We love each other, we look out for each other and are strong as both partners and parents”. “I think that has worked for us”.
Former footballing star David, 40, also took to his social networking sites to praise his stunning spouse on her success within the fashion industry over the years following the event.
Speaking to Grazia magazine, the fashionista babe shared: “My husband constantly inspires me and guides me – he has done so much good work, I look up to him and have the utmost admiration for all that he has achieved”.
A source reveals: “Victoria is desperate to get things back on track with David”.
“David and I both have a strong work ethic”, Victoria Beckham continued.
And this is already beginning to have a strong impact on each of their children, as Victoria admitted that each of their brood has already started to follow in their footsteps by assisting a number of charities.
