June 1, 2007
Victoria Beckham has some difficult problems to sort out about her impending move to Los Angeles.
Well, they are difficult problems if you are Posh Spice and moving to a Beverly Hills mansion with your gorgeous family.
According to reports, although Victoria is emotionally ready to move to L.A., but her body and home are not ready for the bright lights of Hollywood.
The super-skinny star, who has started to flash more flesh since spending more time in sunny L.A., is worried that her arms will not be toned enough to show off among the Tinsel Town regulars.
A source told Britain's Grazia magazine, "Victoria has always hated her saggy stomach. But now she's become paranoid about her arms because they're much more exposed - she thinks it's a real sign of ageing.
"Victoria knows exercise will take forever to work. She feels under enormous pressure to look the part when she arrives in Los Angeles as everyone will be scrutinising her."
Lucky for her, Victoria has a perfect trainer on call - her athlete husband, David. The mother-of-three is allegedly enlisting the help of the soccer star to get her stick-thin arms in perfect shape for summer fashions.
But even if she has the 'perfect' size zero body, Posh still has to worry about David and her three sons not settling into life in America.
Real Madrid player David, who has signed a deal worth hundreds of millions of dollars with L.A. soccer team Galaxy, is sad to be leaving his Spanish lifestyle.
An insider told Britain's Daily Express newspaper that Victoria will combat homesickness by making their new mansion similar to their Spanish digs.
The source revealed, "She knows it is unusual for an English couple in Los Angeles to have Moroccan touches everywhere but feels it will help David and the boys to make the emotional transition from Madrid to Hollywood - it's a big cultural jump.
"She wants to go for a dark wood furniture, colourful, exotic rugs and Moroccan lamps and mosaics.
"David has been talking about how much he will miss siestas so Victoria is thinking of a day room where they can rest in the afternoon. They are also considering hiring a Spanish chef."
The family officially move to L.A. at the beginning of July.
