David Beckham Once Again Teases Victoria Beckham About Her 'Working Class' Remark
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The retired soccer star hilariously won't let the former Spice Girls singer live down her comments about her upbringing.
David Beckham won’t let his wife, Victoria Beckham, live down that time she described her upbringing as “working class.”
In a Sunday post on Instagram, the retired soccer star shared a picture of himself and the fashion designer having lunch with her parents at a five-star luxury hotel on New Year’s Eve.
“Just a nice casual New Year’s Eve lunch at The Ritz,” he wrote, before joking about a conversation he and his wife once had about what it means to come from a humble background. “Very working class. My mother & father in law left in there [Rolls-Royce].”
David was referencing an exchange between him and Victoria that was seen in his Netflix docuseries, “Beckham,” in October.
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