Victoria Beckham Regrets Getting Implants When Younger, Admits She's 'Never' Loved the Way She Looks

Victoria Beckham wants her daughter Harper to learn from her mistakes.

The mother-of-four discussed all things beauty, confidence and body image in a new interview, where she admitted she regrets going under the knife when she was younger.

"If I’m honest, I wish I’d never [gotten implants]," she confessed to Allure.

When asked if her and husband David Beckham's 12-year-old daughter knows about the surgery, the singer, 49, continued, "It was a moment in time, and I think I can share my experiences with her. But we’re not there just yet."

While the Spice Girls alum didn't go into details as to why she got the implants — which she had removed a few years ago — she did admit she's struggled with self-love in the past.

"Is aging hard? Or do you ever look in the mirror and think, 'D---, I look great?'" the interviewer asked, to which Victoria replied, "I’ve never done that. I didn’t do it when I was 20. I didn’t do it when I was 30. I didn’t do it at 40."

"I look back at pictures from when I was in the Spice Girls and think, 'Didn’t like your makeup there, didn’t like your outfit there.' As women, I think a lot of us do that," the fashion designer noted. "I never thought I looked terrible. But I don't look back and go, ‘Oh, God, I wish I was that again.’ It’s not as if I’m getting older and I’m like, 'Oh, Christ!' [The aging process] has always been more than that."

Some of that attitude may stem from her childhood, as she admitted she was an "underdog at school" who "was bullied a lot."

"I never fitted in socially. And when anybody is different, kids can be really mean. I remember being mentally bullied, physically bullied, literally pushed around," she said of what happened she was around 11 or 12.

"I have always said to Harper, ‘If you see a little girl sitting on her own in the playground, that was your mum. Go up and talk to that little girl,’" Victoria shared.

"My entire school life was a misery, an absolute misery. Kids can be bloody horrible," the former singed insisted. "I would never, ever allow my children to treat anybody like that. I know everybody thinks their kids are angels, but my kids are genuinely very kind. That’s the most important thing, isn’t it?'

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All of that being said, the British beauty admitted there was a silver lining, as her hardships gave her a "tough skin" for the future.