The former glamour model was thrust back into the public eye last month when the docu-series 'Beckham' premiered on Netflix.

'Beckham' details David Beckham's meteoric rise as a football player and documents his relationship and family life with his wife Victoria Beckham and their four children.

In the early 2000s, Loos worked as David Beckham's personal assistant and claimed they were involved in an extramarital affair while he played for Real Madrid, something he has always denied and labelled as 'ludicrous'.

At the time, the former PA gave multiple interviews about the alleged affair and claimed it lasted several months.

In the four-part series, the former footballer opened up about the impact that the media frenzy had on him and his family, which brought the former glamour model back into the spotlight once again.

Following her public claims, Loos went on to appear on a number of reality TV shows, including Celebrity Love Island, before moving to Norway to lead a quieter life. She now works as a yoga teacher.

However, due to the documentary, it is being reported that she has been offered a string of TV deals in order to allow her to share her side of the story.

A source told The Sun: "Rebecca was living a quiet life out of the public eye, but David and Victoria’s Netflix series changed all that. While she was not named in the documentary, everyone knew it was Rebecca being referred to. Rebecca has been sent several offers for her own TV documentary to speak about the fallout of the alleged affair.

"She has been told that it would be her chance to speak in detail about what happened to her after the allegations were made and how it affected her life. Rebecca is weighing up her options. She won’t rush into a decision, but the chance to set the record straight is, in her eyes, an attractive offer," the source concluded.

The yoga teacher recently appeared on Good Morning Britain to hit back at David's denial of their alleged affair.

"He's not denied it, he's never denied it," she told hosts Kate Garraway and Richard Madeley.

"He has said my claims are ludicrous, ludicrous is not denying, ludicrous can be truth, ludicrous is a term used by lawyers to give to their clients when they don't want them to admit the truth."

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