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Victoria Beckham Has No Interest In Tabloids

Written by: Jordasche Bledsoe on 23 October 2009 | 3 Comments |

Victoria Beckham has no interest in tabloids or what they have to say about people especially herself. The woman doesn’t take even one second out of her day to see what people are saying unless she wants to because she pays people to do it for her.

She had the following to say about the situation to a UK magazine called Attitude:

“I don’t have any interest in the tabloids. I have a great team of people who look out for that kind of thing and they let me know if I should sue someone. But generally speaking I don’t hear it and I don’t really care about the criticism because I feel very fulfilled creatively and professionally. I don’t like it when people criticize my weight because I know there are a lot of young girls that look up to me, so I consider that incredibly irresponsible.”

I was right there agreeing with her right up until the part about her weight and young girls looking up to her. She looks amazing pretty much all the time so I’m certain she has a mirror, why then can she not see that she looks like a bag of bones lately? I don’t think that is something to look up to, if I had a daughter I would not want her aiming to be the same size as Victoria. She looks unhealthy.

Jordasche Bledsoe

3 Comments »

Sophie Banks said:

Hi Jordasche. It was so nice to meet you Saturday night. You are even more gorgeous than your picture. As to your article I think Victoria Beckham looks disgustingly skinny. I like her, but I think she needs a cheeseburger or ten.

# 25 October 2009 at 3:07 pm

Jordasche Bledsoe said:

Hi Sophie, thank you, it was very nice to meet you too. Thank you so much for your comment as to my looks, you’re a hottie yourself I didn’t mean any disrespect when I rolled my eyes when your sister said I looked like Avril Lavigne its just that people tell me that literally every single day.

Back to Victoria Beckham, I think she is looking awfully skinny lately too, sickly skinny.

Thank you for visiting the site and commenting I really appreciate it.

# 25 October 2009 at 10:27 pm

Kayla Mirkhani said:

Wowzers Victoria Beckham is looking like a skeleton dayum! That does not look healthy and kind of makes me want to puke. And Dasche, you DO look like Avril Lavigine sorry girl. Its not a bad thing she’s gorgeous.

# 28 October 2009 at 7:36 am

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