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A question about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle was dodged in the interview and instead an answer was given about what a “sweet” guy Prince William was.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly no longer friendly with the Beckham family (Image: Chris Jackson/Getty Images)

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were snubbed by the Beckham family once again after the eldest son of David and Victoria Beckham appeared on a TV interview.

Brooklyn Beckham, who now lives in America like the Sussexes do, was asked about his relationship with the royals during an interview for Watch What Happens Live.

When asked about the Royal Family, and specifically Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, the 25-year-old instead opted to talk about and praise Prince William, showing just where the family’s loyalties lie.

During the interview, host Andy Cohen, 56, said: “Growing up, which members of the royal family did you see most often, especially since your family is friends with Harry and Meghan?”

Brooklyn responded: “Uhh, probably William.” He then went on to say: “He’s just, like, the sweetest guy ever. He really is. He’s really down to earth. He’s a really good guy.”

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The recent snub comes after rumours have been rift this year that David and Victoria Beckham are no longer close with Harry and his wife, despite once being very fond of them.

According to The Daily Mail, the alleged spat between the couples happened after Prince Harry, 40, and Meghan, 43, allegedly accused the Beckhams of leaking stories about them to the press.

This included stories about how Victoria had helped Meghan by giving her advice on make-up and fashion, and how the couple had let them stay in their LA home when they experienced issues with the paparazzi.

Since then, football legend David Beckham has seen to be increasingly close with the duke’s estranged brother Prince William, and even appeared at a joint engagement with the future King around the same time Harry was in the UK for the Wellchild Awards last month.

Jude Bellingham may have been edgy about meeting David Beckham thanks to the slogan ‘don’t meet your heroes’ – but the Stourbridge-born talent had an incredibly pleasant experience

Bellingham has spoken about his meeting with David Beckham (Image: Icon Sport via Getty Images)

Jude Bellingham has put the old adage ‘don’t meet your heroes’ to bed after sharing an experience with David Beckham.

The duo joined forces for the unveiling of EA Sports’ latest release, FC 25, gracing the Ultimate Edition’s cover with other legends like Gianluigi Buffon, Aitana Bonmati, and Zinedine Zidane. Contrary to the popular belief of avoiding encounters with idols, Bellingham revealed that Beckham was incredibly humble, despite his illustrious football history.

In his ‘Out Of The Floodlights’ YouTube series, Birmingham icon Bellingham said: “It’s an honour really you know. There’s always that thing about don’t meet your heroes and he’s [Beckham’s] one that I’ve met and I’ve actually thought ‘He’s amazing and he seems like a really down to earth guy’ regardless of how famous he is and what he’s achieved in his career and in his life.

“He makes me look a little bit uglier, but you can learn to deal with that if it’s on the cover of video games.” Meeting Beckham was evidently a highlight for Bellingham, who also mentioned growing up admiring some of the world’s best players. He added: “I’ve played every single EA since I was six, seven,” reports the Mirror.

“Some of your best memories are sitting around a tiny little telly with a couple of controllers on their last legs because they’ve been bashed around the room, having games with players you never think you’d play against – you never think you’d meet. And then all of a sudden, I’m on the cover and I’m meeting and playing amongst these players. It’s really surreal and I’m really grateful that I’ve been given a chance to do it.”

In a light-hearted moment, Beckham quipped to Bellingham’s parents, “What are you feeding the boys? ” after being taken aback by Jude and his brother Jobe’s height. Beckham’s illustrious football career began at Manchester United’s youth academy before he signed for the first team in 1992.

He went on to win numerous titles, including six Premier Leagues, two FA Cups, and a Champions League under Sir Alex Ferguson. In 2003, he made a £25million move to Real Madrid, where he won a Supercopa de Espana and a La Liga trophy. Beckham then joined LA Galaxy in 2007, with loan stints at AC Milan in 2009 and 2010.

Jude Bellingham and David Beckham (Image: EA FC)

Bellingham made a name for himself at Birmingham City (Image: Getty Images)

He finished his career at Paris Saint-Germain in 2013, retiring with a Ligue 1 trophy. Bellingham’s rise to fame has also been nothing short of meteoric. The 21-year-old began his senior career with Birmingham City in 2019 at the tender age of 16, before catching the eye of Bundesliga heavyweights Borussia Dortmund after just one season.

In honour of his departure to Germany in a reported £20million deal, the Blues retired his number 22 shirt. The midfielder was then snapped up by Real Madrid in 2023 for a whopping £89million, and he enjoyed a sensational first season at the Bernabeu.

Bellingham not only lifted the La Liga title, a Champions League trophy, a Supercopa de Espana and a Super Cup in his debut year with Los Blancos, but he did so in style – netting 23 goals in 42 appearances across all competitions. He also donned the Three Lions jersey under Gareth Southgate in the recent Euro 2024 tournament in Germany, scoring two goals from attacking midfield and helping England secure their place in the final, where they were ultimately defeated by Spain.

Brooklyn Beckham continued to show off his success as an influencer as he modelled for Google on Instagram on Thursday.

Earlier this week, the son of David and Victoria Beckham, 25, admitted ‘of course I am a nepo baby‘ when asked if Brand Beckham has had an influence on his career opportunities.

For his latest project, Brooklyn teamed up with Shop with Google for a festive edit, putting a modern spins on Y2K classics as he posed for a series of photos.

Brooklyn looked suave in a tan coat, black jeans and trainers as he posed for the #Holiday100 list in front of a set of shelves containing vinyl records.

Nicola Peltz also shared a sweet snap of him on her Instagram stories as they enjoyed a date.

As the son of a footballer and a Spice Girl, the aspiring chef has been accused of using nepotism to his advantage in his career.

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Brooklyn Beckham continued to show off his success as an influencer as he modelled for Google on Instagram on Thursday after admitting ‘of course I am a nepo baby’

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For his latest lucrative project, the amateur chef, 25, teamed up with Shop with Google for a festive edit, putting a modern spins on Y2K classics as he posed for a series of photos

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Nicola Peltz also shared a sweet snap of him on her Instagram stories as they enjoyed a date

But the hot sauce brand owner, budding chef and photographer recently put the record straight.

He told Grazia: ‘Obviously I am one. But I couldn’t help how I was born, at all.’

While he understands why the public can feel irked by nepo babies, Brooklyn said he tries to ignore the ‘rubbish’ people say rather than dwell on it.

He added: ‘There’s always going to be people that say rubbish. But as long as you do something that makes you happy and you’re kind to people, that’s all that matters.’

‘I’m always gonna get it, no matter what I do. And I’m fine with that. It makes me work harder, because I’m like, I’m gonna prove these people wrong.’

Brooklyn has been in the limelight since the day he was born, following in the footsteps of his famous parents Posh and Becks.

The former model announced the launch of his new hot sauce brand last month and his family have been in full support.

David shared a snap of him enjoying the sauce with his tacos, while brother Cruz posted a photo of the sauce in his burger.

Cloud 23, named after the No.23 jersey his father wore at Real Madrid and LA Galaxy, comes in two variants – Sweet Jalapeno and Hot Habanero.

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Brooklyn has been busy promoting his new hot sauce called Cloud23 and has been sharing snaps of his creations made using the condiment

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Brooklyn recently gushed about his married life with Nicola, saying it’s ‘continued to be the honeymoon stage’, after tying the knot in a lavish wedding in 2022 (pictured this month)

Brooklyn Beckham shares fun way to reuse Cloud23 bottles

‘I did my research and I just felt like there was this hole in the market with luxury condiments, especially for a really good price,’ Brooklyn told Delish magazine.

Explaining his move into condiments, he said, ‘I’ve always been a foodie. I’ve always been lucky enough to travel to different places in the world with my mum and dad. Obviously my dad with football, we lived in Madrid, we lived in LA, Milan.

‘Then Covid happened, I met my wife and started cooking for her and just fell in love with it. And now it’s just something that just takes my mind off of things.’

Brooklyn and his wife were initially linked after they were spotted in each other’s company during a Halloween party that took place in 2019.

The happy couple went Instagram official with their relationship the following January.

The pair moved quickly with their romance and announced that they had become engaged that July.

They went on to tie the knot during a lavish wedding ceremony that took place in Palm Beach in April 2022.

Brooklyn opened up about married life at the Cannes Lions International Festival Of Creativity in June.

He said: ‘It’s so important to find that one person you want to spend the rest of your life with. I married my best mate so it’s the best.’

Brooklyn also confirmed he does all the cooking and cleaning at home, saying: ‘My wife can’t cook at all.’

David Beckham and Tom Brady speak prior to a game between the Inter Miami and the FC Cincinnati at Chase Stadium on August 24, 2024 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida (Image: Carmen Mandato/Getty Images)

Traditionally, this evening’s clash between Birmingham City and Wrexham might not seem the likeliest place to spot a A-list star, but these are strange times we live in.

The Blues host the Red Dragons in an eagerly awaited League One contest that is expected to draw a bumper crowd to St Andrew’s, with both teams having their sights set on promotion to the Championship come the end of this season.

Driving the plans behind the scenes for positive change at the respective has included a sprinkling of stardust, with Birmingham owner Tom Wagner and his Knighthead Capital team bringing on board one of American sport’s most famous faces in former NFL star Tom Brady.

This evening’s opponents, Wrexham, have had their fortunes turned around by Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, with the popular Disney+ series ‘Welcome to Wrexham’ having seen the club’s popularity on the other side of the Atlantic grow significantly.

Famous faces from sport and entertainment have started to become more commonplace when it comes to investing in football, with Will Ferrell an investor in Leeds United alongside basketball stars Russell Westbrook and Larry Nance Jnr, while actor Michael B. Jordan has a stake in Bournemouth. Across the pond, the likes of Natalie Portman and Eva Longoria both have investments in teams that compete in the both men’s and women’s football.

David Beckham, English football royalty, is expected to be in attendance for the clash this evening.

Since retiring, the 49-year-old ex-Real Madrid and Manchester United star has become an active investor with a diversified portfolio, with one of his main deals being that of acquiring an ownership stake in MLS side Inter Miami, playing a significant role in bringing Lionel Messi to America.

Brady and Beckham are said to have grown close and, according to US magazine Life&Style, are on the lookout for investment opportunities that they can enter together.

A source told the magazine: “There’s talk of everything from a fashion line to sports equipment and an alcohol brand. The idea of buying an NFL team together is even on the table.”

Beckham already has a minority ownership stake in an EFL side through his 10% of the ‘Class of 92’ owned Salford City. Him taking any kind of ownership stake in Birmingham is highly unlikely.

However, Brady is understood to want to play an active role in Birmingham’s growth and not just be a passive investor, and business collaborations with Beckham could have a line back to the Blues in an indirect way.

Leveraging the Birmingham brand through Brady and Beckham’s friendship, and unique positioning among the American sporting public, with Brady one of the country’s all-time sporting greats and Beckham having had huge popularity since being a driving force for Inter Miami and the ‘Messi effect’, is something that could be done.

In the same way that Reynolds and McElhenney have been cute in terms of bringing on board major sponsors through association, a Brady and Beckham alliance could also have a significant impact when it comes to bringing on board new commercial partners or other forms of investment.

Brady’s long-standing history with the NFL, and the potential of NFL team ownership in the future, means that the prospect of a link-up between the two entities could be on the cards. With the NFL to open itself up private equity investment, Wagner and Knighthead Capital have been weighing up options for an NFL investment, with the Las Vegas Raiders mentioned as a potential target.

Making the most of relationships that allow for the club to cut through in major markets like the US will be an important tactic for the Blues moving forward, with Knighthead Capital’s investment thesis being one of a long-term view.

On the face of it, famous faces being in attendance may seem to be something of a sideshow that may detract from the importance of what happens on the pitch, but in making football club’s stand out in the crowd and maximise a golden opportunity, especially in the US where the ‘soccer’ market is enjoying something of a boom, means that for those that can pull on such levers, they will see the value in doing so.

Birmingham City minority-owner Tom Brady (left) with Inter Miami co-owner David Beckham in the stands (Image: PA)

Birmingham City put down a massive marker at St Andrew’s @Knighthead Park coming from a goal down to record their biggest win and their best performance of the League One season.

With Tom Brady, David Beckham and Rob McElhenney watching from the stands, alongside Beckham’s former Man Utd team-mate Gary Neville Blues went behind to an early Jack Marriott goal.

But Chris Davies’ men soon assumed control and turned in a dominant display as Jay Stansfield turned home the rebound from an Alfie May shot to level the scores.

Stansfield then turned in a sumptuous Alex Cochrane cross before Tomoki Iwata fired home from the edge of the box as Brady and Beckham watched Blues assert their dominance.

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Birmingham City co-owner Tom Brady (left) with David Beckham in the stands before the Sky Bet League One match at St Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park, Birmingham.

Birmingham City dismantled Wrexham 3-1 on Monday night in front of Tom Brady and David Beckham

Birmingham City players celebrate Tomoki Iwata’s goal against Wrexham

Birmingham City finally showed their teeth in the League One promotion race – after Wrexham striker Paul Mullin insisted he didn’t show his to Alex Cochrane.

Melee aside, or ‘nonsense’ as Blues manager Chris Davies put it post-match, Blues came from behind to beat Wrexham 3-1 in convincing fashion. Record signing Jay Stansfield was at the double and Tomoki Iwata added the third on his league debut for Blues.

Blues moved up to second in the League One table, level on points with leaders Wrexham having played a game less. It was a performance to match all the razzmatazz in the stands where former England captain David Beckham was seated alongside NFL icon Tom Brady.

Here are our findings from a memorable night at St Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park…

Lift off, at last

Davies dubbed it Blues’ best performance of the season and it’s hard to disagree with him. Once the nerves had settled in the opening 10 minutes, Blues took complete control.

It is easy to disagree with Davies’ opposite number Phil Parkinson who thought they were dominant before Blues’ equaliser. The statistics don’t lie in this case and Blues, with 68 percent of the ball and twice as many shots on target as Wrexham, thoroughly deserved their three points.

We finally got the performance that Blues’ quality has been threatening.

Two negatives

It wasn’t perfect. Bailey Peacock-Farrell should have done better for Jack Marriott’s opening goal. The goalkeeper has come in for criticism due to errors against Leyton Orient and Wigan and he did little to silence his doubters. Peacock-Farrell flapped at a right-wing corner and Marriott punished him with a clinical finish.

Rotherham boss Steve Evans was watching and you can guarantee an aerial bombardment awaits Peacock-Farrell at the New York Stadium. With the capable Ryan Allsop waiting in the wings, Peacock-Farrell has to improve.

Peacock-Farrell’s cause won’t be helped by Krystian Bielik’s suspension. A rush of blood saw Bielik dismissed for two quickfire yellow cards late on and he will now miss the trip to Rotherham.

Blues will miss his leadership skills but, arguably more importantly, his presence on set pieces. The pressure will be on Peacock-Farrell – if Davies persists with him – Christoph Klarer and Willum Willumsson to command their box in Bielik’s absence.

Birmingham City captain Krystian Bielik was sent off against Wrexham
Bend it like Cochrane

It was quite fitting that we were all left purring over a cross with Beckham in the house. Beckham is arguably the greatest crosser of a ball English football has seen and Blues left-back Alex Cochrane gave his best impression when he curled a ball onto Stansfield’s head for Blues’ second goal.

Cochrane has been asked to perform a defensive role in Blues’ set-up, in and out of possession, meaning we haven’t seen much of his ability going forward. He arrived from Hearts in the summer with a reputation for scoring goals and providing assists, and we have now seen how dangerous he can be in the final third.

Strike it like Iwata

The signing of Stansfield ensured the deadline day arrival of Iwata went under the radar, yet the Japanese midfielder is arguably the most decorated and proven player in the Blues squad. This time last year Iwata was playing in the Champions League with Celtic.

He joined Blues to reach the Premier League and Iwata showed he has what it takes to compete at the top-end of the Championship with a dynamic display against Wrexham. The 27-year-old was defensively dominant and decisive when the chance presented itself in the 59th minute.

We shouldn’t overlook the part Paik Seung-ho played in Iwata’s goal with an exquisite touch. Japan international Iwata and South Korea star Paik dovetailed sublimely.

“I thought he was very solid in there with Paik,” Davies said of Iwata’s performance. “He’s physically strong, keeps it simple, moves it quick, and he stepped in, saw the space in front of him and had a shot. I had a great view of it, it was a hell of a strike.”

It should be easy to sell this in America

On a night where Blues rolled out the blue carpet for the A-Listers, played in front of an American audience and had multiple filmmakers capturing footage, the atmosphere of St Andrew’s was palpable.

All of those watching must have sensed that St Andrew’s is a bit special on nights like this. The rendition of Keep Right On shortly before the players emerged was spine-tingling.

Knighthead want to sell Blues to an American audience and it’s only a matter of time before the club ventures stateside – Tom Wagner and Brady mooted Las Vegas pre-match. The people making a racket in the stands are essential to the product Knighthead are creating.

Beckham, who was arguably the biggest name on a star-studded guest list, should tell his friends over in the States about his St Andrew’s experience.

After 27 years, the sole survivor of the car crash that claimed Princess Diana’s life has reportedly regained his memory, offering a startling revelation about the fateful night in Paris. Trevor Rees-Jones, Diana’s former bodyguard, who was severely injured in the accident, recently shared new insights into what he remembers. Rees-Jones, who had previously been unable to recall key details due to his injuries, now reveals that Diana could have survived the crash, but an unexpected event tragically changed everything.

In a candid recounting, Rees-Jones expressed his sorrow, explaining that under normal circumstances, Diana and the others in the car would have been safe. However, according to his recovered memory, an unforeseen occurrence led to a critical shift in their situation, making survival impossible. He did not go into full detail but hinted at complications that arose in the seconds before the crash. Rees-Jones’s testimony has stirred renewed interest in the events leading to Diana’s untimely death, with many now questioning if more could have been done to prevent it.

For years, theories have swirled around the accident, with some pointing to unusual behavior by the paparazzi or even hinting at more elaborate plots. However, Rees-Jones’s statements are now casting a different light, suggesting that Diana’s death may have been a tragic outcome of missteps or unexpected factors on the part of those present. The world remembers Diana as the “People’s Princess,” whose warmth and humanitarian efforts touched millions. Her sudden death left a deep impact, and the mystery around the crash has fueled speculation ever since.

Rees-Jones’s recollection, emerging after years of silence, has ignited fresh calls for transparency and justice. Families of the victims, as well as Diana’s supporters, have long sought to understand the true circumstances of her death. While Rees-Jones’s memory recovery might provide a piece of the puzzle, he emphasizes that he is not certain of every detail and that others involved may still hold answers.

For those who admired Diana, the news of Rees-Jones’s regained memory is bittersweet. It rekindles the grief of her loss while raising hope for closure in the future. As new questions arise, Diana’s legacy as a beloved public figure remains strong, with many continuing to remember her contributions to causes and her lasting impact on the world.

Former England and Newcastle striker Alan Shearer has hailed David Beckham’s impact on football and admitted it would be “huge” if the global icon invested in an English club

Tom Brady with David Beckham (Image: Getty Images)

Alan Shearer has shared his thoughts on the impact of David Beckham investing in English football, similar to what he’s achieved with Inter Miami.

Speaking on the influence Beckham could have, Shearer said in a recent Betfair chat: “We’ve seen what David Beckham has done with Inter Miami, bringing Lionel Messi to the club, and what that has done for soccer over in America.”

He added: “When you put Messi together with the brand David Beckham has, then it is huge for football, and it would be huge for an English side if Beckham were to invest here too.”

Shearer also highlighted the generous glow the EFL has received from star-studded ownerships such as Wrexham’s celebrity duo Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney. The former England captain stated: “When you’ve got high-profile owners who are determined to make a statement, and when you look at what Birmingham and Tom Wagner have spent, and where Wrexham have come from to where they are now, they’re both great stories.”

He further noted: “You’re getting Beckham sitting next to Tom Brady, with Rob McElhenney also in Birmingham on the same night, and the pictures of the three of them have been beamed all over the world, so it’s great for the EFL.”

Beckham indeed sprinkled some star quality onto the English game when he was spotted at the Blues vs Wrexham match alongside NFL icon Brady.

Shearer is all praise for the thriving EFL scene and particularly admires Wayne Rooney’s bold decision to step in as manager of Plymouth Argyle. Reflecting on a recent victory, he said: “I saw the reaction from Wayne Rooney and his coaching staff on the touchline when Plymouth got their winning goal vs Sunderland at the weekend. I was delighted for him because I was sat watching the scores come through for Match of the Day, and I’d seen Sunderland get it back to 2-2, but then the winning goal came so late on that you knew Plymouth had just won it.”

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Continuing to express his support for Rooney, Shearer added: “I’m pleased for Wayne because he’s shown some courage to go down to Plymouth and take that job on, and I really hope he can be a success. You saw what it meant to him and his coaching staff when the goal went in, and they were able to win the game against a team that had won their previous four games.

“It was a big result for Plymouth, and I hope they can take a lot from that. I’m really impressed with how Wayne wants to stay in football. He had his time at Derby, Birmingham and went back over to DC United as well. It takes a lot of courage. He loves coaching, managing and, because of his status as a player, it’d have been easy for him to sit back and do the job I’m doing in TV.”

On Rooney’s commitment to management over broadcasting opportunities, Shearer remarked: “I’m sure he’d have had plenty of opportunities to do so. However, he still wants to go and get his hands dirty on the touchline. It’s not an easy job to go all the way down to Plymouth, leave the family once again, so I admire him for doing it.”

The first responder at the scene of Princess Diana’s tragic accident recently shared his haunting memories of that night, recounting the moments he arrived to try and save her. Speaking for the first time in years, he described the overwhelming horror he felt, saying, “I couldn’t bring myself to look at her face.” His words convey the emotional weight of being one of the first to witness the aftermath of a tragedy that would soon rock the world.

The rescuer, who was part of the emergency team on August 31, 1997, described arriving to a chaotic scene under the Alma Bridge in Paris. The wrecked car, paparazzi flashing cameras, and the silence from inside the vehicle all set a grim stage. Despite the intense training and experience he had as a first responder, he found himself deeply shaken upon realizing who was inside the car.

He admitted that he initially hesitated, overwhelmed by the gravity of the situation. “It’s not something you prepare for,” he explained. “Knowing who she was, the responsibility of trying to save her life—it was nearly paralyzing.” While he worked to stabilize her, he couldn’t bring himself to look directly at her, fearing that the sight would stay with him forever. He focused solely on his duty, hoping his efforts would make a difference.

Over the years, he has carried the memory of that night, feeling the weight of both his professional role and the global significance of Diana’s passing. He shared that the night’s trauma lingered long after the accident, as he realized he had witnessed the final moments of one of the world’s most beloved figures. For him, the tragedy was a personal loss, not only because of her fame but because he, like millions of others, admired Diana’s humanitarian work and kindness.

The retelling of his experience has brought renewed sympathy and respect for those who were there that night, shouldering the responsibility of Diana’s final moments. As the world reflects on this new insight, the legacy of Princess Diana lives on, her memory kept alive by those who tried desperately to save her and the millions who continue to remember her with love and admiration.

David Beckham takes centre stage in a festive new Nespresso Christmas advert where he plays football in the snow.

The 49-year-old Inter Miami FC owner steps into wellington boots and heads outside to a wintery scene where a snowman waits as his goalie.

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Noticing the snowman’s sad demeanor, Beckham decides to cheer him up and dresses him up in a football kit and gloves from his wardrobe, setting the stage for a lighthearted kickabout.

The former England captain places a Nespresso pod on the snowman’s nose, only to swipe it back after scoring after noticing he’s run out of coffee in his mug.

Last November, Beckham was announced as the newest Nespresso ambassador, alongside George Clooney and Bridgerton’s Simone Ashley.

As part of his partnership, it was revealed at the time that the self-confessed coffee fan would share an exclusive view of the genuine coffee moments he enjoys.

Beckham steps into wellington boots for the ad
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These included quiet moments to himself around his hectic schedule, making his favourite Nespresso coffees and recipes, as well as highlighting how he needs a moment of mindfulness, either with family or to himself as part of his morning ritual.

Speaking about the campaign last year, the dad-of-four and husband to Victoria, said: “I’ve always loved Nespresso coffee.

“Whether I am having a quiet moment at home with my family or preparing myself for a business meeting, the variety of blends is great, it’s so simple to make, and every cup tastes incredible.”