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 What:
Posh & Becks
By: Andrew Morton
On: Michael O'Mara
When: Out now
Rating: 
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an unauthorised biography that promises more than
most. Needing a court case to clear the path to
publication, Princess Posh and her flaxen-haired
consort come under the scrutiny of master bean-spiller
Andrew Morton.
The minutiae of Posh n Becks's life is picked over in gloriously gossipy detail.
Numerous who wears the trousers incidents
appear, and rivalries are cooked up; Posh takes
on Fergie, while the Beckhams Senior bicker over
the wedding with the Adams family.
Unfortunately for Morton, though, his subjects have a definite lack of skeletons
in their closet. Sure, Victoria's weight problem
and David's World Cup travails are worth a mention,
but they're not exactly news. Where are the massive
bust-ups, infidelities and criminal activities?
The Beckhams' biggest excesses come in the form
of credit card bills.
Reading Posh & Becks is rather like hearing neighbours gossiping over a
fence — lots of whispered insinuations, but
nothing you don't know (or suspect) already. |
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