Becks ‘warned he would regret 16m pounds libel action against hooker’

LONDON - A lawyer for David Beckham’s alleged hooker has warned the footballer that he would regret launching a 16-million-pound libel action against Irma Nici.

The vice girl’s lawyer Paul Jensen said Irma would be making further sensational sex claims “within the next three weeks,” reports the Daily Star.

She is also issuing a demand for “at least a million dollars” in a counter suit against the 35-year-old football icon.

Bosnian Irma, 25 - who claimed Beckham paid her for sex sessions including a threesome - will be asking for compensation for “physical injuries and emotional distress”.

Beckham denies all the allegations.

However, Jensen said: “He is going to pay for this. There will be more revelations and the word best used to describe them is ‘explosive’.”

Jensen exclusively told his client was “harassed and harangued” and forced to flee when the writ was served.

As a result, he claimed she suffered severe chest pains and spent three days in the cardiac unit of a hospital.

Nici is now in hiding with her mother in a hotel “north of New York City”, said Mr Jensen.

“She is still recovering from that ordeal and we will expect Beckham to pay for her medical expenses,” he added.

Last week, Mr Jensen filed a motion to dismiss Beckham’s libel action at Los Angeles Superior Court.

“It was a tragic and desperate decision to pursue a vulnerable young woman and accuse her of lying. He’s going to pay.”

A spokeswoman at Becks’ lawyers Proskauer Rose refused to comment on Mr Jensen’s allegations last night. (ANI)