Victoria Beckham hit by claims her assistant has to check her food for carbs and cut the kids toenails

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Working for Victoria Beckham might seem like a glamorous idea but it’s sensationally been claimed that being her assistant entails some pretty grim tasks…

The fashion designer’s company is said to be on the lookout for a new PA and according to a report she expects her right-hand man or woman to do all sorts of unexpected jobs alongside the usual admin work.

The assistant must be ready to also perform personal tasks as Victoria sees fit,’ an insider claims to Heat magazine. ‘This comes with the job description.

‘For example, a PA could be asked to help spray tan Victoria, spritz her with Evian water or even rub her shoulders if they hurt.’
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Blimey. It’s apparently not just Victoria, 44, that the assistant has to attend to either as they can reportedly be asked to perform some far from glamorous chores for her family.
‘PAs spend so much time with Victoria that they almost become part of the family,’ the source alleges. ‘Apparently, previous assistants have even helped out by cutting the kids’ toenails when the nanny left early, and one was asked to sing in French to Harper, as part of her French lessons.

‘There was also one PA who helped to check Vic’s salads for carbs, because she suspected the kitchen staff at a restaurant of sneaking cous cous into it as a practical joke.’

Yikes. It sounds like Victoria expects the uttermost trust from a PA, with an advert for the role posted on her website asking that the successful candidate ‘exercise a high level of discretion and confidentiality at all times, while maintaining good relationships’.

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