According to Rebecca Loos David Beckham had a very particular motive for calling the supposed affair "ludicrous."

According to Rebecca Loos, David Beckham had a purpose when he called their supposed affair "ludicrous."

Beckham's Netflix documentary earlier this month reignited interest in his rumored affair with Loos.

Victoria, Beckham's wife, also talked about her feelings at the time and the challenges they were facing.

The former midfielder for Manchester United and England has consistently refuted reports of an affair, calling them "ludicrous."

Beckham used the word "ludicrous" for a very specific reason, according to Loos, who made this assertion on Monday when appearing on ITV's Good Morning Britain. Watch the video down below.

"I would rather not have to talk about this again," the woman remarked. I've moved on from this and am a happy person today.

"But when this documentary came I tried very hard to just let it go and get on with my life but it really bothered me about the angle they used and how he played the narrative, how misleading it is and how he makes me look like the bad person."

"Of course, I am also guilty, but it takes two tango, and I never denied it," Loos went on. He stated, "The claims are absurd, but absurd does not imply denial."

Loos responded, "Wish I had done it in a different way, at the time the advice I was given this was the way to go about it," when asked if she regretted discussing the issue in public. Previously, the media held all the power; today, lawyers hold all the power, and everyone follows the law, which is a far safer course of action.