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David Beckham has revealed his wife Victoria Beckham 'regrets' going 'too far' as one of the most famous WAGs in the world.

David Beckham and his wife Victoria are one of pop culture's most iconic couples, often dominating headlines at major events.MORE: David Beckham risks the wrath of Victoria Beckham by sharing their 'annoying' habitsHowever almost 16 years ago, during the 2006 World Cup in Germany, all eyes were on Victoria and her fellow WAG brigade which also consisted of Cheryl and Coleen Rooney.WATCH: David Beckham reveals his habit that annoys Victoria BeckhamIn an interview for Gary Neville's The Overlap YouTube channel, David – who was the England team's captain – confessed one of his regrets from the time.MORE: Victoria Beckham fawns over David Beckham as he treats her to the ultimate welcome home surpriseSEE: David and Victoria Beckham's enduring love story in photosHe revealed that the wives and girlfriends of the squad went "too far" when it came to courting attention with their designer outfits and photo opportunities at matches."I think there was attention on them," he said. "I always believed as an England captain, having wives and girlfriends and the kids around wasn't a bad thing.

David Beckham has revealed his wife Victoria regrets her WAG behaviour as she cheered him on at the 2006 World Cup in Germany.England, who were captained by David in the tournament, crashed out at the quarter-final stage after being beaten by Portugal on penalties, in a match striker Wayne Rooney received a red card.David, 47, told in an interview with her former Man United teammate Gary Neville, how he believes the high-profile coverage of footballers' partners at major tournaments impacted the national team's performance.He also questioned whether some people "behaved themselves in the right manner".David told how his former Spice Girl wife, 48, often reflects on her time supporting her husband by asking "What was I doing? What was I wearing? Why would I do that?"During England's 2006 World Cup outing, WAGs including Victoria Beckham, Ashley Cole's wife at the time Cheryl and Coleen Rooney, donned glitzy outfits in the city of Baden-Baden between matches.The women were widely criticised for the professional male footballers underperforming in the tournament, a regular occurrence for England in World Cup matches.Discussing WAG culture on Neville’s Sky Sports show, The Overlap, David said: "There was a lot of attention around the families but I always believed, as an England captain, having the kids around and wives or girlfriends wasn’t a bad thing."But looking back, that whole culture, there was a lot of attention, and whether people behaved themselves in the right manner - I don’t know."Even Victoria, she is the first to say when she looks back: 'What was I doing? What was I wearing? Why would I do that?' I think it went a bit too far."There was more spoken about the WAGs than the football.