Kerry Katona reveals Victoria Beckham secretly phoned her and helped her through her marriage break-up

KERRY Katona says Victoria Beckham secretly called her up and counselled her when her marriage to Brian McFadden collapsed. Writing in her New! magazine column, she explained how the Spice Girls singer turned fashion designer got her number and rung in the wake of her break-up with the Westlife star in 2004. The 38-year-old star […]

KERRY Katona says Victoria Beckham secretly called her up and counselled her when her marriage to Brian McFadden collapsed.

Writing in her New! magazine column, she explained how the Spice Girls singer turned fashion designer got her number and rung in the wake of her break-up with the Westlife star in 2004.

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Kerry said that Posh got on the blower after her marriage collapsed[/caption]

The 38-year-old star said: “When Brian and I split, she called me to wish me luck.”

Referring to David Beckham’s former PA, who claimed they had an affair – which he denied – she added: “The Rebecca Loos scandal had just happened, yet she got my number and made that gesture.

“It was a sweet thing to do. I’m not sure she’d remember it now, but I still have a lot of respect for her.”

Kerry even joked that she would be happy for one of her daughters to date a Beckham.

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Kerry says the move gave her ‘a lot of respect’ for Victoria[/caption]

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Posh called in the wake of Kerry’s break-up with Brian McFadden[/caption]

The singer said: “My girls are 16 and 17 and haven’t had a boyfriend yet! That said, if one of the Beckham boys asked them out, I’d be thrilled.

She joked: “In fact, I’m make ‘em get married and scrap the pre-nup! I’d love to be in-laws with Posh.”

In the same column, Kerry rounded on Strictly star Karen Clifton for “going mad” when a barber shop in Wimbledon refused to cut her hair.

Kerry said: “I’m sorry but that’s so over the top. It’s a bloody barber shop!”

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Kerry and Brian after she came out of the I’m A Celeb jungle in 2004[/caption]

She added: “It’s like a man going into a women’s changing room – you can’t do that.

“It’s not sexist or outrageous – those places are designed for men! Honestly, it’s ridiculous.

“Sometimes the whole feminist thing can go too far the other way.”

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