After a few weeks of house-hunting in LA, Victoria and David Beckham are reportedly hoping to buy Madonna's Beverly Hills estate. The couple have seen almost twenty homes since they began their search and are said to be looking at properties priced between $18 and $30 million. The Beckham's agent will not comment on reports that his clients have made Madonna an offer on her compound, saying he had signed "a lengthy confidentiality agreement." A Los Angeles-based realtor told the LA Times, "They'll be away three weeks. There will be more home for them to see when they get back."
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The Spice Girls are reportedly planning a reunion tour - and hoping it will prove lucrative for them. Members of the 90s pop sensation are said to be demanding $5 million each for broadcast rights to the tour.
Looks like Victoria Beckham has found something to keep herself occupied once she and her family move to LA so her husband David can play soccer for the LA Galaxy - the former Spice Girl will design a line of bags and shoes. Beckham, who signed on to the project for a reported $6.4 million, already has a line of jeans and sunglasses, as well as a range of bags sold in Tokyo. "Victoria's a real stickler for detail so everything will be perfect," a souce told a British paper. "Her shoes will be as sexy as Christian Louboutin's - there's a huge buzz about them over here." Beckham toasted her success at the Ivy with BFF Katie Holmes while she was in LA househunting earlier this month. "Katie was so thrilled for Victoria. The move to Los Angeles may seem like it's all about David's career but she isn't resting on her laurels. Her fashion projects were going great guns in Europe. And to have landed such a major US deal before she and her family have even moved there is amazing. And it'll open doors to other great things. Her A-list pals will be seen wearing her designs so a clothes range is a natural progression."
Tom Cruise shouldn't expect Victoria Beckham to convert to Scientology anytime soon. "There's no way I'd spend my money on that nonsense," the Spice Girl alum recently told a friend. "It's completely laughable that there's even talk of her becoming a Scientologist," said a friend. "Just because people are friends with someone doesn't mean they do everything they do. Scientology is like kabbalah in that it's become all about money. Kabbalah bracelets are now $28! It's a joke... Scientology is an expensive religion - Victoria is too cheap to convert."
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Soon-to-be British imports David and Victoria Beckham are reportedly considering an offer to star in a reality show. Fox has put together an idea for the soccer star and his Spice Girl bride based on the Osbournes series. "At the moment, neither David nor Victoria are famous in the States, but starring in their own show on one of America's biggest channels would catapult them to instant stardom," a source says. The show, tentatively titled Living with the Beckhams, would follow the pair and their three children as they adjust to life in America.
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It's official - Victoria and David Beckham will be moving to LA later this year. The soccer star has signed on to play with the LA Galaxy team in a deal worth "several hundred million dollars over five years," according to a Beckham insider. "They are very excited at the challenge. For David this means taking the game on to a new level. This is massive." Becks has also opened a soccer school in California and a family friend says, "They both love Los Angeles. It will be good for their careers, they adore the lifestyle, the weather and it would be brilliant for their boys."
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After a few weeks of house-hunting in LA, Victoria and David Beckham are reportedly hoping to buy Madonna's Beverly Hills estate. The couple have seen almost twenty homes since they began their search and are said to be looking at properties priced between $18 and $30 million. The Beckham's agent will not comment on reports that his clients have made Madonna an offer on her compound, saying he had signed "a lengthy confidentiality agreement." A Los Angeles-based realtor told the LA Times, "They'll be away three weeks. There will be more home for them to see when they get back."
