Victoria Beckham Cries A Lot

Victoria Beckham could be considering having a nose job.

The singer-turned-designer has wanted to change her nose for a long time according to a source, and now could be a good time to go ahead, having moved from Europe to America reports Digital Spy UK. Beckham has already undergone a significant change in hairstyle as she attempts to adapt to her new fashion surroundings

‘Now could be the time to alter her nose," the source said. "She has never been a big fan of her nose. She thinks it turns up too much at the tip.’

Meanwhile, Victoria Beckham says not seeing husband David is the "hardest" part of her life.
The former Spice Girl, who has been spending time house-hunting in Los Angeles while David has remained in Madrid, is homesick and missing her soccer star husband.
Victoria told Britain's OK! magazine: "I would love to wake up with David every morning and have dinner with him every night. And I'm sure that will happen one day. But, for the moment at least, we're both so busy.
"How do I cope with homesickness? I just have a breakdown and cry a lot. The hardest part of my life is when I'm away from David. Everything else I can cope with."
The 32-year-old - who has been followed by paparazzi during her Los Angeles visit - insists she would love to live her life without being recognized.
Victoria said: "We have security team everywhere we go - school, shopping, to McDonald's - and I don't like it. Do I wish I was anonymous? Of course."
Victoria says people are desperate to read about her because she has the perfect family.
She explained: "People look at me and David and they see fashion, they see family, they see sports. I think there are people who want to be part of that. It's aspiratio al."

In other news, the former Spice Girl and her soccer star husband David Beckham will star in their own NBC reality show. The couple's reality show will reportedly follow their family's move to the United States and give viewers a look at their celebrity life. The series will air this summer as six 30-minute episodes.