Victoria Files To End Her Partnership With David — Inside The Beckham's Secret Split!

The couple has been plagued by divorce rumors for years — and now new documents from Victoria's fashion company prove that Victoria Beckham and David Beckham have gone their separate ways, at least in terms of her fashion business.

RadarOnline obtained legal filings from Victoria Beckham, Ltd. (aka VBL) that show David's resignation as a director of the company on December 10, 2014; he held the position for six years.

The company's "entire issued share capital was transferred to” VBL parent company Beckham Brand Holdings, Ltd., and reissued with 1/3 going to Victoria, 1/3 to David, and 1/3 to CEO Robert Dodds on that same date.

Other documents filed in the UK reveal that all "contracts held by the company related to the David Beckham brand were transferred during the year to DB Ventures Limited, a sister company" with the purpose of focusing “on exploiting the David Beckham brand” — sans Victoria.

DB Ventures is a sub-company of Beckham Brand Holdings, of which Victoria, 41, and David, 40, are both directors and shareholders. The most recently filed documents reveal that each of them owns 1/3 of BBH shares, individually, and Dodds owns 1/3.

David's resignation from VBL is only adding fuel to the divorce rumor fire — as the couple sold their "Beckhingham Palace" estate in May 2014, their Madrid mansion in August 2015, and their French villa in October 2015.

However, Victoria isn't on her own with VBL.

Although she “has not disclosed transactions with the ultimate parent company,” Beckham Brand Holdings, the 2014 filing reveals that at the time, she owed $9,959,787 (£ 7,033,944) to “group undertakings” — nearly half of the company’s total $21,806,237 (£15,421,710) debt to creditors.

Previously, VBL owed “group undertakings” just $15,324 (£10,838).

Reps for Victoria, David, and VBL did not respond to Radar’s request for comment.