David Beckham 'thankful' for his family this Christmas
Former football legend sent Christmas wishes to his family with a photo dump on his Instagram
Inter Miami CEO David Beckham felt grateful for his family this Christmas as he wished them a "Merry Christmas" in an Instagram post dedicated to his "amazing family" on Monday.
The former England captain shared a family photo dump on his Instagram featuring snaps of himself with each of his children and some family photos.
He captioned the post: "Merry Christmas to my amazing family & feeling very thankful for everything they do for me, love you all".
Becham, 48, kicked off his photo dump with a photograph of himself and his fashion designer wife Victoria Beckham, 49, who is also a former member of the famous British girl group, Spice Girls.
It was then followed by a family photo of the famous British couple with their children Brooklyn, 24, Romeo, 21, Cruz, 18 and Harper Seven, 12.
The post also featured a shot of the football legend with each of his children and ended with a family Christmas photo in which the family was accompanied by Brooklyn's wife, American actress Nicola Peltz.
Romeo, however, was missing from the photo.
Most of the Beckham children have followed the footsteps of their parents in the careers they have chosen. Romeo followed his athlete father's footsteps and is a footballer who plays as a forward for Brentford B. Meanwhile, Cruz chose to become a singer like his mother and released his first song in 2016.
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