CBB stars Speidi's desperate attempt to become the 'new Posh and Becks'

PUBLISHED: 13:15 EST, 29 January 2013 | UPDATED: 13:16 EST, 29 January 2013

Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt say they are determined to win the hearts of the British public and are desperate to become the new Posh and Becks.

And in an attempt to try and emulate the football star and his fashion designer wife, the pair admitted they tracked down and hired Victoria's former bodyguard.

In an interview with OK! magaizne Spencer explains the lengths the couple went to in order to emulate the golden couple of showbiz.

Thinking big: Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt are relocating full time to the UK and say they are determined to follow in the footsteps of The Beckhams. They even hired Victoria's bodyguard

He said: 'We actually hired Victoria's bodyguard. We tracked him down- this guy got to be with the Beckhams. We needed his energy in our lives! We had their bodyguard for six years'.

The former stars of US reality show The Hills say they are determined to conquer Britain and emulate the Beckham's success.

Spencer, 29 told the Mirror: 'The Beckham's have been our idols since he was scoring goals for England. We love being the new Posh and Becks'.

Eye on the prize: The couple left the Big Brother house last Friday after finishing in second place behind the winner Rylan Clark

Idols: Speidi believe they are on track to become the next Posh And Becks

Meanwhile 26-year-old Heidi reveals that became a fan of Victoria Beckham during her 90s heyday in The Spice Girls. She said: 'I was obsessed with The Spice Girls. It was the first concert I ever went to. I loved Posh so much. We absolutely love them'.

After rising to fame in the US reality show The Hills, the couple were thrust into the spotlight enjoying the trappings of a celebrity lifestyle and earning millions of pounds. But they got carried away and ended up squandering their good fortune after becoming fixated on the idea that the world was set to end.

Spencer said they believed an asteroid was due to crash into the earth: 'We made and spent at least £10 million dollars. We heard the planet was going to end in 2012. We thought, we have got to spend the money before the asteroid hits'.

But Spencer adds that their new found riches sent the couple off the rails.

He says: ' Heidi came from a poor background, she couldn't afford to buy noodles. To go from that to super-rich millionaire in your early twenties is hard to deal with. And I just lost the plot. I would give friends £15,000 cash for their birthdays, I would buy people cars. When you start buying people cars and you're not David Beckham you're heading for trouble'.

Game-players: The couple caused waves in this year's Celebrity Big Brother with their cliquey and divisive behavior

Meanwhile Heidi said she blew thousands on an expensive wardrobe in bid to keep up with her idol, Victoria Beckham. She said: 'I grew an obsession with Birkin handbags. They were like £13000 each. I had wardrobes full. But we wanted to keep up with the Beckhams. I love Victoria's style.

Last week the couple narrowly missed out on winning the Celebrity Big Brother trophy, coming second to the eventual winner, Rylan Clark. Now, content with second place the couple are set to relaunch their careers in the UK and are moving to Britain permanently.

Million dollar lifestyle: The couple who shot to fame on the US reality show The Hills admits that the fame and riches all got too much

But despite their seemingly solid status, the couple insist they have no immediate plans to have children. Speaking on the subject, Spencer says: 'In the universe right now, I am not putting that out there'.

And Heidi says she is too much of a child herself to contemplate giving birth to any.

She says:'I always thought that I wanted children, but we do have four dogs and they can be quite demanding. I am such a child myself that maybe I am too young. Right now, I am not thinking that way'.

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CBB stars Speidi's desperate attempt to become the 'new Posh and Becks'

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