Victoria Beckham says husband David's THIS habit is 'embarrassing'
Victoria Beckham opens up about her husband David Beckham's one habit that she strongly dislikes
Victoria Beckham recently got candid and lifted the curtain on her husband David Beckham’s most annoying habit.
The 51-year-old English fashion designer, singer, and television personality appeared on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, where she admitted that her famous husband David’s insistence on being early for everything annoys her the most.
Victoria, who is also called Lady Beckham, confessed to the 57-year-old American radio and television talk show host that she has become “embarrassed several times because of showing up to way before time.
“David likes to be early for everything. We went to a party reality and we were there before the waiting staff. It's embarrassing at this point,” the Spice Girl alum shared, recalling one of many incidents.
After listening to her rant, Cohen replied, “You should arrive late,” to which Victoria said, “Exactly what I say.”
Moving forward, the Headlines crooner revealed that music icon Madonna played a pivotal role in helping her cement her name in the fashion industry after her first collection was launched.
She said, “My first ever collection, Madonna wore one of my designs on W Magazine and that was really exciting. I always feel really flattered when anyone decides to select me, there's so much choice out there, but that was a big moment.”
Cohen asked, “You felt like that really changed things for you?”
“It really did, because I was not expecting it, and it's Madonna!” Victoria Beckham remarked.
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