On a recent podcast, former Miss England Danielle Lloyd revealed the memory of almost being hit by David Beckham in the rain.

However, the 40-year-old beauty admitted that the cause stemmed from her carelessness. Therefore, Danielle felt “embarrassed and embarrassed” when she heard the former England player ask.

“The other day, I was almost hit by David Beckham. The story was a bit funny but also made me feel embarrassed ,” the beauty revealed.

“I remember at that time, it was raining very heavily. I tried to cross the street quickly without looking closely.

Thank God he didn’t hit me. He lowered the car door and said, ‘are you okay? ?’. I was speechless when I realized it was David Beckham.

I felt very embarrassed to receive his attention. I remember it was raining heavily but his face was still shining brightly.” .

After that, David Beckham also left. Danielle said the story happened a long time ago, but at that time, Beckham and Victoria had already become a couple. Also during the sharing session, Danielle admitted that she really enjoyed the documentary “David Beckham” released last year. The beauty was especially impressed with Victoria.

“Victoria did very well alongside Beckham. In that movie, I saw another side of Victoria’s personality, a side that I really like,” Danielle said.

Danielle Lloyd was crowned Miss England in 2004 and participated in the Miss World contest. However, in 2006, she was stripped of her title after taking sensitive photos for Playboy magazine. In the past, Danielle was famous for her love stories with football players. She is said to have dated a number of players such as Teddy Sheringham, Marcus Bent or Jermain Defoe.

In 2012, she married football player Jamie O’Hara, but the marriage only lasted more than 2 years. In 2019, this beauty married electrical engineer Michael O’Neill. By this time, the couple had two adorable children together. Before that, Danielle had 3 children with her husband, Jamie. In an interview, Danielle revealed that she was excited about her plan to have a sixth child.