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Topics: Celebrity, Victoria Beckham, Beauty, Skincare
Rhiannon Ingle
Topics: Celebrity, Victoria Beckham, Beauty, Skincare
Victoria Beckham has cleared up a common misconception about her in a new candid admission.
Over the years, the 50-year-old Spice Girls star, who's been married to footballing legend David Beckham since 1999, has had to address a number of rumours regarding her personal life.
Most specifically, the speculation surrounding alleged cosmetic procedures she either has or hasn't had done throughout her decade-spanning career.
Earlier this week on Monday (16 December), Victoria opened up about whether she's ever been under the knife - something she's previously fervently denied.
Speaking on The Today Show, the fashion icon explained: "There’s been a lot of people in the past that have said to me that I’ve had some kind of surgery on my nose."
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"I have never, ever, ever, ever had anything. No, never," she declared, before sharing with fans exactly how she achieves such a chiselled look, adding: "It’s clever contouring!"
Explaining some more about how she uses make-up to give her such angular features, Victoria shared: "So I'm literally going to draw two lines down either side of my nose to really shade down the sides.
"What this is going to do, is when I blend it with my nose or my fingers, it's going to give the illusion of a longer, straighter nose."
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Victoria previously explained this contouring technique when speaking to make-up guru, Charlotte Tilbury, in a Christmas YouTube video back in 2022.
She said at the time: "People have also said that I've had a nose job. Never had a nose job, always had a nose like this.
"It is the nose trick and that is where I love my Bronzing Brick. Each compact has two different tones so you can use it to contour as well as to bronze."
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With that said, however, Victoria has previously admitted to having breast implants.
Speaking to British Vogue in 2017, the 'Wannabe' singer told her younger self: "I should probably say, don’t mess with your boobs.
"All those years I denied it – stupid. A sign of insecurity. Just celebrate what you’ve got."
The mum-of-four, who eventually got the implants removed in 2014, opened up to Charlotte Tilbury about hew new approach to beauty and embracing ageing.
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"I don’t think skincare is about trying to look younger," she shared. "It’s about looking like the best version of yourself and embracing who you are and looking polished and gorgeous."
Words to live by.