Victoria Beckham - TFI Friday (28/05/1999)

Just a quick peck, Dave, that's all it was, honestly. So, what a great week. It has been, hasn't it? How's it been? Fantastic. Now, is it true that after the FA Cup final, as we read, as we heard David had said in some of the papers, that you just kissed him all night? Wouldn't you kiss him all night, Chris? I'm very tempted to kiss him right now, to be honest. I could tell. I think he's gorgeous. I could tell. You know, he hurt his lip and I looked after him. You kissed it better? Yes. Oh, beautiful. So, after the FA Cup, the celebrations, did you sing? Did you entertain? Did you...? No. We had a big party. Yes. Because, obviously, they'd done really well. Yes. And, yes, just had a good time. And when you sit watching David play, does he know where you are? Yes. All the time? And he comes out and waves at me. No! Yes. That's lovely. It's a tail made in heaven. Yes. He just gets better and better, doesn't he? Better and better. And he's been looking after the baby, because you don't have a nanny. No. And is he...? Can he change the nappies? Yes, he does everything. Baths him, changes nappies, everything. Wow. So, yes. What a laugh. Yes. Who's your favourite footballer? Who's my favourite footballer? What do you think I'm going to say? Well, it's probably Bex, isn't it? Yes. I mean, to be honest with you, I'm not really... I don't really follow football. No. To be honest with you. But you follow your man? Yes, I follow my man, definitely. Yes. But, yes, I mean, they're all great. You know, all of his friends. All of his friends? All of his friends. He plays football with his friends every week. Yes. So, are you allowed to stay with the team when they...? No. Because on Sunday they had to fly out to Barcelona. Yes. No, you know, I meet him out there. He flies out there and I meet him out there. Does he get you free tickets? Yes. Yes, he does, yes. And you're always pictured in the stands on your own? Yes. No, I'm always with, like, my dad or my brother. Are you? Yes. And I sit with the other girlfriends as well. And they have a great time? Yes. If you didn't go out with David and you had to go out with another Man Utd footballer, who would it be? I wouldn't go out with any of them. You wouldn't go out with any of them? No, they're all really nice, but no. I think Ryan Giggs is quite cute. Do you really? Oh, that's nice. I've heard he likes you as well, actually, Chris. What about these celebrations on Wednesday? Were they mad? Yes, absolutely mad. I mean, when they went to, you know, they went home to Manchester and there was, like, a million people. You know, people hanging from scaffolding on window ledges. It was just like a sea of red. It was the most amazing atmosphere ever. Absolutely amazing. It's been a cracking year for you and your husband. Well, not husband, to be. And you've had your baby. Yes. And your baby's downstairs. Most famous baby in the world. You're not going to believe this, but baby Brooklyn is downstairs. See, we've had to turn the bands down and everything all day. So, a lot of girls want to know, because you look fantastic again, how did you get back to your shape after your birth? I haven't done it. I mean, I'm really lazy. I don't go down the gym or anything. You must have been one of those sickening women who didn't have to do anything. I don't, I don't. Actually, a lot of people say, does David help you, you know, sort of work out? Or lose weight in other ways. What way is that, then? I've got no idea. Squat, thrush, you know. Yes. Circuit training. Is your weight back to normal? Yes, it is. Can I check? Do you mind? Oh, no. You did this to Gerry, didn't you? Oh, come on. Come on. No, but Gerry was, like, really small. Yeah, but it's all right. This is horrible. She only got to number two. It's all right. Yeah, number two's great. Is it all right, number two? Right, OK. You can afford number twos, can't you? Eight stone's not bad at all, is it? There you go. Yay! How did you get on this? Twelve stone six. Well, twelve stone. So everything's going great for you. Yeah, it is. And you've got a documentary coming out on Channel 4. Yes, on Sunday week. Yeah. So that should be good. And it's at seven o'clock, we understand. It's seven o'clock. And it's you in America with the other girl. Yeah, it was, you know, it's basically a documentary, a documentary about us three months in America, travelling around, you know, just everything we went through, all the shows. Yeah. So it should be good. Can we see a bit? Yes, you can see. OK, let's see a little clip. LAUGHTER What did you do? Did you really push her out? So I can hear exactly how really well I'm singing or not. There's a quite interesting bit of information here. Usually I have one earpiece, but because the crowd are screaming so loud, they're screaming at 110 decibels tonight, so I have to have two. Is there anything you asked to be cut out of this documentary? Oh, I bet you've got it, haven't you? I did. You've done this to me before. No, I wouldn't stitch you up. We've got a great clip in a minute for when you were 12, but that's not... LAUGHTER ...anything to do with this. Because they're fresh and intimate moments. No, I think that, you know, the only bits that were taken out is that obviously when you've got a film crew following you round everywhere, you know, you totally expose yourself. And there are certain things that, I don't know, for certain reasons, like at the time it was when, you know, David was with the World Cup, so there are certain things that might not go down too well. Certain bits and pieces. All right, OK. Well, let's not delve into those. We won't delve into those. But didn't you feel sorry for him, Chris? Who? David. Bex, at the end of the line? Yeah, yeah. Well, see, I don't know... Yeah, I'm glad you did. Right, what next? I mean, I think he deserves all the celebration and all the success he's got now. I think it could have been the worst season for him and it's turned out to be probably the best season for him. That's what I think. CHEERING You're busying yourself. You've got your baby. You're looking at houses. I know you're looking at houses. Actually, we've been looking at the same houses, haven't we? Because I said to my estate agent, anything he looks at, I want to see it first. I know. I want it first. And since that day, we haven't been sent anything. No, nothing at all. So you must have seen it all. But also, you're doing this thing for meningitis now. Tell me about this. Yeah, I mean, I got involved in meningitis. I had a chat with Norman Pace, whose daughter Holly had meningitis when she was four weeks old. And obviously, you know, having Brooklyn, it was a time when you couldn't open a newspaper without reading that somebody, you know, more and more people were dying of this. And it's frightening. You know, it's every parent's worst nightmare. So me and David started, you know, just to do as much as we can to raise funds, raise awareness, just as much as we can, because a lot of people aren't aware. And it's not just babies as well, you know. I mean, you know, you lot are kissing each other, whatever. You know, that's how it's contracted. So it's not just babies. It's children, it's teenagers. Young people. And adults as well, yeah. But mostly young people. This is very prevalent now, isn't it? Yeah. If more babies die of this than any other disease, would that be right? Yeah, under the age of five. OK, you know, you want to give out a phone number. Yes, I do, because we want you to give some money. So you've got a phone. OK. To pledge some money, please, because they need money for a vaccine. Young people dying there. Well, we're all getting older. Can I show a little clip from when you were 12? Go on, then. This is Victoria. Always been in show business, always had an eye for the limelight. And here we go. See, this is a hard worker, a grafter, at the age of 12. I'm not even going to try. I had a baby, you know. Well, shouldn't it be easy for you to have a baby? I'm not even going to try. Go on, have a go. No, I can't. Oh, please. All right. David has said he wants six kiddies. Yes. Do you share that desire? I'd like a few more. I don't know about six. OK. But a few more. All right. Well, he's in the mood. Yeah. Really? Apparently, yeah. And you've got your wedding coming up. Yes. Last time you were on the show, you said that you're going to have some geese at the wedding. It was a big thing for you. How is the geese thing going on? The geese thing is going very, very well, thank you. How many? OK. Hundreds, yeah. All right. Well, you have a great wedding. I will do. It's still a secret. Nobody knows where. She's not even told David where it is yet. It's a terrible situation. But that's how it is on the show. Thanks for coming on the show, Victoria. Thank you. Good luck with the meningitis. Thank you. Victoria, now you just sit back and you enjoy the time on the show when we get naked. Oh, I want to see this. You'll enjoy it. Put your clothes back on. Oh, that's fantastic. You sit down. We've got a special guest.