Victoria News

After leaving her injured hubby behind in England to spend the week with her boys in Los Angeles, Victoria Beckham took off from LAX last night, just as David arrived.

Posh left for Moscow, where she'll attend an event at Russian luxury fashion store TSUM.

Victoria Beckham 'wants time with David'
Sunday, March 28 2010, 16:26 BST

By Catriona Wightman, Entertainment Reporter


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Victoria Beckham is reportedly anxious that she does not spend much time with her husband David.

Earlier this week, the former Spice Girl was reportedly left in tears when she failed to meet David at Heathrow airport in between connecting flights.

The couple are currently spending a lot of time apart as Victoria lives in Los Angeles with their children and David stays in Italy to play for AC Milan.

"They are still in love with one another, but the last year has seen their lives go in two different directions," a source told The People. "David is a brilliant dad with the children, but has had to put up with only seeing them for short periods for much of the year.

"Victoria is so excited about being together as a family unit. The incident at Heathrow airport on Tuesday only magnified her difficulties in her relationship with David at the moment. The pair hadn't seen each other for over a week but managed to miss one another before boarding flights from different terminals. It's little wonder she started crying."

Victoria is reportedly also disappointed that her husband will still be working during the World Cup despite picking up an injury.

"Victoria would never stand in the way of his footballing career, but the truth is she has been left a bit upset by her husband's keenness to spend his time away from the family," the insider explained. "She'd much rather he remained in California at their home this summer, especially now that he's got this injury.

"But she's having to try and accept that however much she knows David loves her, he will never be able to give up on his drive to boost his career."

[ really don't think she cried, etc....]

GERI says ''Victoria is like Marmite.''

During the interview with Morgan, due to be shown tomorrow night, Geri, also known as Ginger Spice, was asked how she felt about being voted Britain’s favourite Spice Girl.
She said: 'I never thought I was number one, I actually thought I was always number two.'
Morgan asked: 'To who?' before Halliwell replied: 'To Emma, because I think Emma was much easier to like.
Asking her to elaborate, Morgan added: 'Emma one, you two, who’s three? We now have a pecking order. Who’s third?'
Halliwell then referred to the sales figures of the Spice Girls dolls to help her determine each member's popularity.
'It would be according to what dolls are left on the shelf,' she said. 'I think probably Sporty, (Chisholm). Do you know what, actually I always refer to Victoria…you’d get this very black or white feeling, either absolute adoration or not. She knows that, she’s like Marmite.'
Morgan added: 'You either love her or hate her. 'Yeah,' replied Halliwell, before swiftly adding: 'I absolutely love her. The girl that I know has got absolutely nothing to do with the one I see in the media.
'Do you know what the funny thing about us that I really learned? When the world was against us we were the tightest, it’s a bit like family, that we were allowed to criticise each other, but nobody else was and if anybody were to attack us, we’d be like a rock and I actually do feel fiercely loyal and I want to defend them.'
About the split back in May 1998: 'I was asked to do an interview for Breast Cancer Care and they asked me because I had a scare a long time ago and I was like, "fantastic".
'Sometimes I just wanted to show up as just myself and for some reason it got stopped they [the band] said, "We all want to do it or you’re not doing it."
'I was like, "Do you know what? I haven’t come this far in the game to be told not to do that." So that was the defining moment.
'We were on this tiny private jet flying into London and I was just went, "Bye girls," And I thought, "Maybe you’re going to be happier without me." I didn’t say I was leaving but the next day I said, "I’m not coming back.'