Rebecca gets wet with a friend. In the exclusive waters of Saint-Tropez holiday of the most fun in the company of a young unknown. The former contestant of 'Survivors' has acknowledged that since he announced his bisexuality league much more with girls. Not lied. And for proof… a soaking.

Girls bind more with me now, since they know that I'm bisexual. Before did not know anyone and was more fun. " Since he rose to fame by asserting that with David Beckham took more than industrial relations, Rebecca Loos became one of the women most desired by men.

But when recognized his bisexuality, lesbians crazed to think that this woman could be between their legs. And, of course, limits to increased morbidity unsuspected among men, as given to fantasize with Montes with two beauties. These photographs will help increase this myth: the controversy Rebecca Loos is what happens in big fiddling with a blonde, as two teenagers, off the coast of Saint-Tropez.

'MacBecks' is the title of a satirical musical based on the life of Victoria and David Beckham, who is expected to premiere in January 2009.

This is, as producers, Long Road Productions, a work inspired by the writer William Shakespeare.

"We are excited by the script. It is a comedy that has elements of 'Macbeth', 'King Lear' and 'Romeo and Juliet', as well as the drama 'Cyrano de Bergerac'. It will be a musical based on the player more football known in the world ", has revealed Ronan Smith, director of the company.

As noted, Victoria will be based on Lady Macbeth and will be characterized as a ruthless and ambitious woman by David sacrifices his career.

The musical also Parodi figures of the selection of former coach Sven Goran Eriksson English, the Manchester United coach Sir Alex Ferguson, and the woman with whom David had allegedly an adventure, Rebecca Loos.

The script has been created by Gary Cooke and Malachy McKenna, who were involved in another production on football, 'I Keane'. Such work Parodi former coach at Manchester United Roy Keane for having left the Irish selection in the 2002 World Cup.