Victoria Beckham Radiates After Star Facial Treatments

Victoria Beckham displayed her glowing complexion as she splashed out on an evening of treatments with one of showbiz's most beloved facialists.

The designer, 51, is no stranger to pricey beauty methods to keep her skin in top condition, and on Wednesday she paid a visit to Keren Bartov's clinic in west London.

Posting a selfie with Keren, Victoria showed off her flawless skin after enjoying a facial, with prices beginning at £250 for a 90-minute session.

The beaming WAG captioned her post: 'Truly the best, the most incredible treatments with my friend @keren_bartov.'

Keren is no stranger to welcoming celebrity clients, with Wonderwoman star Gal Gadot and Isla Fisher among those to laud her £250 Super Facial.

While all of Bartov's sessions begin with a consultation, more advanced treatments involving machinery can cost between £400 and £700.

On Tuesday, Victoria revealed she is open to selling her fashion business which is worth a staggering £100 million, after her 20-year journey to be taken seriously as a designer. 

The star's business was reported to have debts of £53.9 million in 2022, but profitability was just around the corner following her sold-out collection that year. 

Now her fashion line revenues have topped £100 million, Victoria, who once had to borrow £30 million from her husband David’s company, said she would 'never say never' to selling.

However she insisted she won't be making a return to singing as she has 'passed the baton onto talented son Cruz'. 

Speaking to the Financial Times on Tuesday, Victoria was asked: 'Would you ever sell your business?'

'I would never say never and I like to look at opportunities', she said. 'But at the moment I am looking at growth but I would never say never.'

Victoria continued: 'I'm very excited, this is , my store in London is showing there is an appetite so we are about to open in New York and Miami. 

'For me until I open the store in NY and Miami, I have been reliant on online but I want to be able to control the experience from the client walking in the store. 

'The next step is retail expansion and we will see where it goes next. I'm very lucky.

'I'm building a legacy brand there are categories I haven't entered yet so we see a big opportunity and we spent a long time fixing and now it's time for growth. I want to build the house.'

Victoria gushed that she is 'very proud' of everything she has accomplished in the fashion industry after it took years for her to be taken seriously by other designers. 

'I feel accomplished, it's been a roller coaster over the last 25 years and I was transparent in my Netflix documentary but to be able to say that fashion and beauty is profitable that is something I am very very proud of.' 

Despite some Spice Girls fans hoping for a Victoria Beckham return, the mother-of-four insisted her singing career is over. 

'Music has been a huge part of my life, my dad was in music and I was but I've handed the baton over to Cruz now, he is very talented.'

Victoria concluded by sharing that the success to her and David's 26-year marriage is that they both 'support each others big dreams'. 

She said: 'The best bit of advice is we support each other and respect each other. We support each others big dreams. 

'People don't realise David is incredibly smart, he has businesses and I absolutely turn to him, but not necessarily with the clothes but the business side.' 

It comes as David and officially entered the billionaire ranks, having doubled their wealth in the last year, according to The Sunday Times Rich List.

The celebrity couple now have a combined fortune of £1.185 billion, a significant increase from the £500million estimated  they had on the 2025 list.

Victoria and David have amassed their wealth over the years through their respective careers, with both continuing to rake in the cash even after retiring from football and singing.

In 2008, Victoria launched her eponymous fashion collection, starting with a collection of just 10 bodycon dresses.

It swiftly grew to an extensive range that now includes handbags, coats, shoes and accessories.

The line was not an instant success, though; in fact, it would take 14 years before the company was in the black.

In 2011, Victoria's fledgling label had earned more than £15 million in sales, but profitability remained a faraway dream. 

In 2015, the annual revenue had more than doubled to £34 million, but the company's losses also rose significantly as Victoria focused on expanding aggressively.

This would mark the beginning of an especially challenging period for Victoria and her company, despite securing £30 million in investment from Neo Investment Partners in 2017.

The following year, Victoria Beckham Limited posted a loss of £12.3 million that ballooned to £16.6 million in 2019 – marking 11 years of consecutive losses since the former Posh Spice turned designer.

That year, David had reportedly bailed out his wife's fashion brand with a £23 million cash injection.

The former England footballer gave Victoria's company a £4 million loan as well as £6.6 million in cash in Spring 2016 in order to keep her business afloat.

The bright spark during this period was the launch of Victoria Beckham Beauty in 2019, which continues to be one of the company's biggest revenue drivers today. 

However, in 2021, post-Covid, auditors warned of 'significant doubt' about Victoria's fashion business' ability to continue operating when debts of £46million were reported.

The luxury label had at that point borrowed more than £30million from other parts of the Beckham business empire.

Without further financial support from shareholders, which include the Beckhams and private equity firm Neo Investment Partners, auditors said it would go bust.

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In her  series, businessman David Belhassen - who invested in her failing brand - explained that he also helped by reining in her excessive spending habits. 

In one shock admission, he revealed the designer was spending £85,000 just on plants for the office.   

Weeks before her debut at Paris Fashion Week in 2022, Victoria's fashion venture had debts of £53.9 million.'

But profitability was around the corner, as Victoria prepared for her inaugural presentation in the fashion capital of the world.

The collection was a seamless blend of her mainline sensibilities with the wearability of her diffusion line, and comprised 40 looks, including impeccably tailored suits, co-ord sets, skirts, and dresses.

Reflecting on the company's long, winding path to profitability, Victoria told Harper's Bazaar 'it's a huge accomplishment'.

Victoria, who has been named Entrepreneur of the Year by the magazine, added: 'The company has been through so much over the last 17 years – ups, downs, restructuring... it's been quite the journey.

'So finally to be able to say we're profitable is something I'm so proud of, because it's not an easy industry, and it's getting harder and harder,' she added.