Victoria Beckham delays baby

Los Angeles Galaxy's David Beckham and his wife Victoria pose at a party at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles in this July 22, 2007 file photo.

March 11 -- Victoria Beckham has reportedly told husband David she won't have another baby while he is living in Italy.
Although David is keen to have a fourth child, Victoria has reportedly told him it is not feasible while he is playing soccer for AC Milan and she and their three sons - Brooklyn, 10, Romeo, six, and Cruz, four - are living in the US, where David was playing for the Los Angeles Galaxy.
A source said: "The baby issue is a bit of a sore point. In Victoria's eyes it's not the right time. David's future with Los Angeles Galaxy is so uncertain that planning for another child is, in Victoria's eyes, premature. First, they need to sort out where they are going to be living.
"Her refusal has upset David as he feels his life is going in the right direction. He's loving playing soccer again and what would complete everything for him would be a fourth child."
David, 33, has just had his loan move to AC Milan extended and is trying to make the deal permanent so he can extend his career with the England national team.
However, Victoria, 34, is said to be reluctant to relocate the family to Italy and is happy to stay in Los Angeles as the boys have settled in school and she is busy carving out a successful fashion career.
The former Spice Girl - who spent the weekend in Milan to watch her husband play in a match and spend some time with him - has been flying back and forth to Italy to visit her husband and the gruelling trips are beginning to take their toll.
The source added to Britain's Daily Express newspaper: "David feels guilty that Victoria is exhausted and it's difficult for him to tell her how happy he is. He starts to tell her all the great stuff that's happening to him and she tells him she's feeling dreadful. There is a divide and it ends in disagreement."
Previously, Victoria has made no secret of her desire to have another baby, especially a daughter.
She recently said: "If it happens, I'd love it. You can't choose what you have but after three boys I would love a girl."
(Agencies)