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Ethnicity
  
English-Dutch

Role
  
Model

Citizenship
  
Dutch

Spouse
  
Sven Christjar Skaiaa

Website
  
rebeccaloos.com

TV shows
  
The Farm

Name
  
Rebecca Loos


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Full Name
  
Rebecca Loos Bartholdi

Born
  
19 June 1977 (age 46) (
1977-06-19
)
Madrid, Spain

Occupation
  
Reality TV star, TV presenter, Glamour model

Television
  
Celebrity Love IslandThe FarmExtreme Celebrity DetoxTemptation IslandThe X Factor: Battle of the Stars

Children
  
Magnus Leon Loos Skaiaa, Leo Loos Skaiaa

Parents
  
Leonard Loos Bartholdi, Elizabeth Loos

Similar People
  
Jenny Shimizu, David Beckham, Victoria Beckham, Ryan Hawke, Michelle Harper

Relatives
  
Piers Morgan (second cousin)

Height
  
170.18 cm

X Factor Battle Of The Stars - Sharon Osbourne vs Rebecca Loos & James Hewitt "It's Cold Outside"


Rebecca Loos & James Hewitt - Addicted To Love - X Factor Battle Of The Stars 2006


Rebecca Loos is a Spanish-born Anglo-Dutch glamour model and media personality, who came to media attention following her claims that she conducted an affair with the married footballer David Beckham while employed as his personal assistant. The claims were never corroborated and were denied by Beckham. These allegations made her into a media personality, and she has since appeared on several reality television series, magazine covers and in other media.

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In 2004, Loos briefly was a hostess on the Dutch TV programme Shownieuws (along with the former Eurovision Song Contest singer Gerard Joling who represented the Netherlands in 1988.)

In October 2004, she appeared on the reality television programme The Farm, a Channel 5 version of the RTE show Celebrity Farm. The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals accused producers of pandering to a “morbid and sordid fascination with farm animals” while PETA and Mediawatch-uk demanded the show be taken off the air.

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In 2005, Loos appeared on the ITV network "reality" TV show Celebrity Love Island.

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In 2006, she played for the England Women's football team in a Sky TV charity event. In April of the same year, Loos ran the London Marathon, and raised more than £7,000 in sponsorship for the British Red Cross, and later in May appeared in The X Factor: Battle of the Stars along with James Hewitt – in which she famously received a negative reception from judge Sharon Osbourne and the show's audience alike.

In 2007, Loos was a contestant in the new season of the Spanish version of Survivor in which she came third. In November of that year, she appeared in Sky TV's Cirque de Celebrite in which she was one of two new contestants introduced mid-way through the series.

In 2008, Loos was a guest hostess on The Podge and Rodge Show. In September, she had a part in Dutch feature film called Mijn vader is een Detective. In October she took part in the Dutch version of 71 Graden Noord filmed in Norway.

Loos has been featured on the cover of Playboy, FHM, Nuts, Zoo and other men's magazines.

Major media appearances

  • 2004 – Hostess on a Dutch television with Gerard Joling
  • October 2004 – Participant on The Farm.
  • 2004 – Extreme Celebrity Detox for Channel 4.
  • February–April 2005 (on screen) – Dream Team, a Sky football-based TV series. Recurring role of Naomi Wyatt, a Sports-Psychologist.
  • Summer, 2005 – Participant on the ITV reality show Celebrity Love Island
  • Autumn, 2005 – Hostess of the TV documentary Power Lesbian UK for the Logo (TV channel)
  • January 2006 – Celebrity model in the Dutch edition of Playboy magazine.
  • April 2006 – Participant in the Belgian/Dutch version of the reality show Temptation Island.
  • April 2006 – England team member in Sky1's Celebrity World Cup Soccer Tournament (losing 2–1 vs. Brazil in the final).
  • May 2006 – Contestant in The X Factor: Battle of the Stars celebrity show, singing along with James Hewitt.
  • February 2007 – Appeared on New Zealand's reality TV show Treasure Island: Pirates Of The Pacific.
  • May 2007 – Contestant on the Spanish version of Survivor. She came third.
  • November 2007 – Contestant on Sky TV's Cirque de Celebrite. Voted out by the public after just a week.
  • 8–9 December 2008 – Guest host of television's The Podge and Rodge Show.
  • Personal life

    Loos was born in Madrid, Spain, but has Dutch citizenship. Her father was Leonard Loos Bartholdi, a Dutch diplomat, and her mother, Elizabeth Loos, is originally from Surrey, England. Growing up, she was privately educated at Runnymede College in Madrid. After moving back to Madrid in 2002, Loos worked for an American investment bank. She is a second cousin of Piers Morgan.

    When the former England football captain David Beckham moved to Real Madrid, Loos became his personal assistant during the transition period, alongside SFX agent and the former Australian international footballer Andy Bernal, who spoke Spanish fluently.

    In April 2004, British tabloid newspaper News of the World published a story claiming that Loos and Beckham had an affair. Beckham never mounted a legal challenge to this story. Shortly after the newspaper coverage of her relationship with Beckham, Loos came out publicly as bisexual, saying, "I am indeed bisexual and have been ever since I was a teenager."

    In 2005, objecting to the United States' gay marriage legislation, Loos and American fashion model Jenny Shimizu were wed for the TV show "Power Lesbian UK." This program, aired in the U.S. as "Power Lesbians" on the LOGO channel, featured profiles of successful lesbians in Los Angeles. Following the show, Loos and Shimizu continued their relationship for some time.

    Loos moved to Norway in 2009. She is married to Sven Christjar Skaiaa.

    References

    Rebecca Loos Wikipedia