Where is Rebecca Loos today? David Beckham's alleged cheating partner is married and lives in Norway now.

Loos' first reality television stint was on Channel 5's "The Farm" in 2004, which saw celebrities competing against each other by doing farm work.

Loos came in third place, though she was at the center of controversy again when she was tasked with masturbating a pig and collecting its semen.

In the episode, she said: "My arms are aching. It lasts for about 10 minutes and he starts thrusting really hard and then I grip."

The scenes were met with heavy criticism from viewers in the UK, as well as animal rights group PETA.

"The program-makers said the show would be about what life was like on the farm but the whole focus has been on the antics of the celebrities and who is yelling at whom," a PETA spokesperson said at the time.

After "The Farm," Loos appeared on "Celebrity Love Island" in 2005, as well as the singing competition "The X Factor: Battle of the Stars" in 2006 alongside James Hewitt.

Loos was heavily criticized by one of the show's judges, Sharon Osbourne, who said after one performance: "If you get through tonight you should try doing tomorrow's performance with your knickers on. Because it will help warm up your voice a bit more.'

In 2008, Rebecca Loos starred on the Dutch version of the dating show "71 Degrees North," where she met Sven Christjar Skaiaa, she told OK! magazine in 2022. The Norwegian doctor was a medic on the series, rather than a contestant.

The pair got together and moved to Hemsedal, Norway, where Loos gave birth to their first child, Magnus Leon Loos Skaiaa, in 2009. The couple then welcomed another son, Liam, and married in 2012.

The former glamor model regularly posts on Instagram about living an active lifestyle in the Norwegian countryside.

Loos told The Sun in 2018: "Now I spend my time practicing yoga, running, biking and hiking and foraging for wild food for my two young sons. Life is very different."

"Sven is an outdoor man and mountain lover and was not prepared to move to London — so it was I who moved to Norway so we could bring our son up together," she added.

"We want to bring up our children surrounded by nature — playing outdoors as much as possible, skiing, hiking, biking, learning about nature, and most importantly, loving and respecting it. We would be nothing without it," Loos said.

In 2012, Loos developed an interest in yoga, specifically Ashtanga, which is a dynamic, physical form of exercise.

"With each practice, Rebecca felt like she was returning to her roots, her true self," reads Loos' website.

In 2017, Loos took training courses to become a yoga teacher, and opened up her own studio in Hemsedal, according to her website. She later sold the studio to become an independent instructor.

"Helping people to move & breathe better, feel better, and live better is her absolute passion and she feels blessed to be able to work doing what she loves," reads the biography on Loos' website.

These days, Loos runs online classes and retreats for fitness enthusiasts.

Following the release of Netflix's "Beckham," Loos' Instagram has been flooded with comments resurfacing the affair allegations.

Loos has not directly commented on the docuseries, but she replied to one commenter who wished her well amid the renewed interest.

"Thank you. am taking in the nasty comments with as much humour as I can," wrote Loos.