After a summer holidaying around Europe on their £16million yacht it was time for David Beckham to return to tend to his garden.
The former footballer, 51, who has become a keen gardener at the family’s £12million Cotswolds home, made sure to impress his wife Victoria as he showed off his plums, garlic, onions and one extra special pumpkin.
As Victoria filmed her husband as he showed off his wares, the former Spice Girl, 52, was left gobsmacked by a rather bizarrely shaped long pumpkin.
Asking: ‘What is that David?’ he replied: ‘It is a pumpkin.
‘I have never seen a pumpkin that shape. I don’t even know what to say,’ added a shocked Victoria.
David also made sure to show off his juicy plums in the innuendo-filled clip before collecting eggs from the chicken coop.
David Beckham impressed his wife Victoria with his bizarrely shaped long pumpkin and juicy plums as the couple shared an innuendo-filled garden update to Instagram on Monday
The former footballer, 51, who has become a keen gardener at the family’s £12million Cotswolds home, showed off his plums, garlic, onions and one extra special pumpkin
Harvesting a large spring onion, Victoria teased: ‘Bit of an anticlimax maybe?’
‘You call that an anticlimax,’ replied David as Victoria joked: ‘Well it isn’t as big as the others.’
David hit back: ‘Have you ever seen the spring onions that you buy in the supermarket? This isn’t a supermarket spring onion.’
He was also keen to show off his bulb of garlic as he boasted: ‘Not being funny but that is an overachieving garlic.’
‘That is impressive. I love that for you,’ added Victoria.
In the final video David found himself beaten by a carrot which refused to be uprooted.
‘Use two hands,’ advised Victoria, as David gave her a cheeky look before she continued: ‘Do you want me to get help? Oh my god the suspense, the suspense is killing me.’
David and Victoria have returned to their Cotswolds home after spending Saturday at Reading Festival to watch their son Cruz perform.
Harvesting a large spring onion, Victoria teased: ‘Bit of an anticlimax maybe?’ ‘You call that an anticlimax,’ replied David as Victoria joked: ‘Well it isn’t as big as the others’
David also made sure to show off his juicy plums in the innuendo-filled clip before collecting eggs from the chicken coop
He was also keen to show off his bulb of garlic as he boasted: ‘Not being funny but that is an overachieving garlic
The youngest of the Beckham sons, 21, has had an incredible year touring the UK with his band and earlier this month they released their EP Wear & Tear.
And his parents made sure to jet back from the Amalfi Coast to rainy Reading in time to watch their son play The Canopy stage at the renowned festival.
Despite the torrential rain, the couple were undeterred as they watched intently from the side of the stage, Victoria still donning her shades.
Cruz’s brother Romeo, sister Harper and his girlfriend Jackie Apostel were also watching as they beamed with pride.
A concertgoer told the Daily Mail: ‘They are all there listening and supporting Cruz and Victoria has been embracing David affectionately while watching.’
Jackie also made sure to support the star as she took to her Instagram Story earlier in the day wearing a bright yellow T-shirt which read: ‘Cruz Beckham sang to me.’
Cruz became the latest nepo baby to hit the festival stage with Liam Gallagher’s youngest son Gene, 25, performing with his band Villanelle the day prior.
Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin’s son Moses also played with his band People I’ve Met on Friday and Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl’s daughter Violet is due to take to the stage on Sunday.
Posting on his Instagram Story before his festival slot, Cruz shared a close up selfie as he penned: ‘Reading, I cannot wait.’
After Reading, Cruz and his band will be moving on to Leeds on Sunday, with a total of six shows planned to coincide with the release of the Wear & Tear EP.
The tracks are titled: Better Times, WANNABE, Seeing Red, Loneliest Boy and Wear & Tear.
Cruz, says the new EP, which he recorded with his band The Breakers, captures ‘a life lived’ – the good, the bad and all the ‘learning curves’ in between.
He added that he hopes the EP gets across the message that, despite people having different life experiences, they can still share emotions.
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