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Victoria Beckham talks underwear swapping with husband David Beckham on The Big Breakfast (2000)
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0:55Now PlayingVictoria Beckham interviewed on iconic late nineties / early noughties breakfast TV show 'The Big Breakfast' (2000). She delights presenters Liza Tarbuck and Johnny Vaughan with the admission "David likes to borrow my knickers".
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