Investigative journalist Tom Bower’s controversial biography of the Beckhams – The House of Beckham: Money, Sex and Power – just hit shelves last week. Reviews suggest that there’s nothing new to know here, but Bower emphasises that his work looks into the truth behind Brand Beckham as opposed to the “glossy, heavily controlled” image – to quote GB News anchor Camilla Tominey – presented in the recent Netflix docuseries Beckham . A veteran of the bombshell tell-all genre, Bower is best known for his scandalous unauthorised biographies, including, in October 2022, Revenge: Meghan, Harry and the War Between the Windsors .
Per The House of Beckham ’s blurb, he hopes to tell an “astonishing story”. From claims about David Beckham cheating on Victoria Beckham with at least five women, to allegations of media manipulation, here are seven of the most explosive assertions from the book – that Bower claims is not at all “mean”. 1.
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Photo: AFP Bower alleges that David “always looked like he was evaluating each woman” he encountered at his agent’s Lon.
