Beckham fling-claim girl was working with an escort agency

THE model who claims she had an affair with David Beckham was working as a high-class escort around the time she said she bedded him, it emerged yesterday.

The revelations came as Victoria Beckham denied rumours that she was expecting a third child with her footballer husband.

Malaysian-born Sarah Marbeck was employed by Boardroom Escorts in Sydney, Australia, in 2001 - the year she alleges she began a fling with the Real Madrid star.

And tonight Beckham’s former personal assistant, Rebecca Loos, has vowed to tell the truth of their own alleged affair in her first television interview.

Loos, 26, whose initial allegations last week sparked the ongoing furore, will say she has nothing to be ashamed of in an interview on Sky One.

Beckham has dismissed the allegations surrounding his private life as absurd and has instructed lawyers, although there have been no further developments.

Marbeck became the second woman to claim she had an affair with the millionaire in a newspaper interview at the weekend.

Lurid details of her past emerged in newspapers in England and in Australia, where the 29-year-old lives.

Yesterday, Boardroom Escorts confirmed she worked for them but declined to give further details.

Her lawyer, Michael Brereton said she was not revealing her alleged relationship with Beckham for money and said: “She’s obviously emotional and I think her emotions are clear ... it’s quite clear it wasn’t a malicious or angry reaction.”

Singapore modeling agency DIVA said it had dumped Marbeck from its books because of a lack of interest in her.

In her statement, Marbeck claimed not to be a “celebrity seeker” but said of Beckham:

“He said he loved me and I slept with the phone by my bed waiting for it to ring.

“Finally, I accepted that my relationship with Beckham was over and I decided to move forward with my life. But in that time my life changed forever, and there is no way back for me.”

The hour-long special programme, Rebecca Loos: My Story, will be broadcast at 10pm with Sky News anchor Kay Burley questioning Loos about the alleged affair.

An exclusive TV interview with Loos was thought to be worth up to £500,000, with a host of broadcasters chasing the rights.

Loos has reportedly already been paid £300,000 for her kiss-and-tell newspaper revelations.

She said: “People are calling me a liar and calling me names and, you know, at the end of the day these are the facts. This is what happened, this is the truth. I should not be ashamed of this.

“I was wrong to have done what I did, I know that, but it happened.”