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Posh 'offered £10m to host AC Milan documentary'

London, Sun, 26 Oct 2008 ANI

London, Oct 26 (ANI): Former Spice Girls member Victoria Beckham has reportedly been offered 10 million pounds to host a documentary about her soccer ace hubby David Beckham's move to AC Milan.

 

The Italian club confirmed on October 22 that it has been trying to get Beckham on loan from LA Galaxy, with an offer for Posh from Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi to do a film about the move.

 

Berlusconi, reportedly wants Victoria to do a film that will show the couple's move from the time of their arrival, house-hunt and their first shopping trips in the European fashion capital.

 

Besides Posh and her footie hubby, it is hoped that their friends Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes will also appear in the show that will make the singer the most highly paid presenter in Italian television history, if she accepts it.

 

Berlusconi owns Italy's three biggest television channels and will apparently extend the project until next summer if the show is a success.

 

"With Silvio 100 per cent behind the project, as part of his vision to expand the AC Milan brand, it really will be no holds barred," the Telegraph quoted a source, as saying.

 

"Berlusconi is desperate to get Posh on board and will pull out all the stops to make sure it happens," the source added. (ANI)

 


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