Heat  |  10th February 2018
POSH: 'CAN WE SURVIVE THIS?'
For so long, David Beckham could do no wrong in the eyes of the world, living up to his Goldenballs reputation. Even the leaked email scandal – where it was revealed he tried to expense business-class flights to a charity and threw a hissy fit about not getting a knighthood – didn’t cause the outrage it was
expected to. But it seems the tables could be turning on him after it was announced he would be moving to Miami to help launch his new football club, while wife Victoria would remain in London with the couple’s children. Posh is said to be “upset” at his decision – although, we’re told, she wants his venture
to succeed – and some fans have branded him, selfish, greedy and vain.
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Heat 10th February 2018.