LOS ANGELES, Calif. --

Victoria Beckham, better known to Spice Girls fans as Posh Spice, opens up to Elle Magazine in their January issue about celebrity endorsed labels she hates, what she wears to bed with David and why she doesn’t care what people think about her.

Last year, Victoria’s fragrance line, “Intimately Beckham,” sold over $100 million worth of scents. Victoria is deeply committed to her line of products, and has personally worked hard to get high-end stores and boutiques to carry it. She dishes about celebs that use their name on products without being involved.

“There are so many - and I hate the word celebrities - clothing lines and fragrances, and most of them have nothing to do with it,” Victoria tells Elle.

She dispels rumors that she’s merely just a celebrity wife to a soccer star, saying she is always working.

“I work seven days a week. And I so love what I’m doing. I could go shopping all day, which is what a lot of people think that I do. That’s their perception- that I’m a miserable bitch and go shopping all day and boss David about.”

When it comes to her admirers, Victoria is keenly aware of her fan base and couldn’t be happier. She was recently altered to her popularity among drag queens as a subject. She beamed to Elle, “I’m so camp! I’m such a gay man trying to get out. I don’t give a [bleep] what anybody thinks!”

One person who Victoria is concerned with, is her husband, soccer star David Beckham. She says meeting him for the first time was “completely love at first sight. I remember it so clearly.”

The couple dated discreetly before getting married.

“We drove around in his car and would sit in car parks and talk for hours and hours. We didn’t need to go out for meals. We didn’t need to go out for drinks. We just wanted to be together and get to know each other.

She goes on to spill some bedroom secrets to Elle saying, “I sleep naked. You don’t sleep with David Beckham. I’m going to be naked if I’m getting in bed with him every night.”

But Victoria isn’t the only person crazy for Becks.

According to by the AFP, fans of the soccer star are selling his trash on the New Zealand Web site Trade Me. Some items available for bidding: a nearly empty bottle of Coca-Cola, a single French-fry, and half eaten corn cob.

As of press time, the “David Beckham Corn Cob” was listed at $80 New Zealand dollars.

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