Vicky Beckham at the Wedding

[smurfchops]

Why is she so miserable ?

[Canary42]

Because someone else is in the spotlight

[pusskin]

sour faced as usual, nothings changed

[cazzz1975]

I think she has hang ups about her appearance, she mentioned in the past how ugly she thought she was when she smiled.

[237SJ]

Colleagues of mine who have met Victoria Beckham say she is really nice. Just because someone isn`t a smiley person doesn`t mean they are miserable.

[mccfluff]

people wuite often think i'm grumpy just cos i'm not smiling, i'm usually ab fine and dandy still they start bugging me then i get grumpy

[mazie]

How did your wedding go Fluff?

[starrs]

The stupid woman has allowed the character of Posh Spice to completely take over her life. During the 2006 World Cup she was in the crowd when her husband scored an important goal, she started to celebrate with the rest of the fans but when she saw herself on the big screen she immediately stopped smiling and it was back into "Posh" mode. It sums her up really.

[VHG]

>>>>sour faced as usual, nothings changed

See here, hardly a sour faced woman

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P842Tmi6lrc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P842Tmi6lrc

[beejaybee]

I saw Victoria smile a few times. Not all happy people walk around with a smile on their faces. My hubby`s not a smiler yet he`s always happy.

[saxy_jag]

It's probably because she wasn't the centre of attention. She even has to play second-fiddle with her husband these days. He's the one everybody invites to their dos because he actually does something useful in life and has something to say.

[droopdrawers]

She looks to me like she's had botox. Like Katy Price, they seem to loose the ability for many facial movements after that.

DD

[pusskin]

she looks so lovely when she smiles--lovely video shots of her

[Arti]

I remember her saying that it's just the way her 'face falls'. I'm like that. When I've got my 'normal' face on, ie not smiling or frowning etc, I look unhappy to a lot of people. When I was younger it used to do my head in when people would say 'cheer up, it might never happen'. It annoyed me on 2 levels: 1, because I wasn't feeling unhappy and 2, because I hate sh*t cliches.