David and Victoria’s Beckham youngest child – daughter Harper – matched with her mum as she attended her father’s 50th birthday celebrations with the rest of the family
David and Victoria Beckham’s daughter, 13, looked stunning as she matched with her famous mum. The teenager celebrated the footballing star’s milestone birthday with their family and friends in Miami.
David marked the occasion early with his wife Victoria Beckham, and their youngest children Romeo, 22, Cruz, 20, and Harper, 13. Their eldest son Brooklyn, 26, and his wife Nicola Peltz, 30, were noticeably not in attendance at the big birthday bash.
Victoria posted a sweet family photo of them all to mark the occasion, captioning it: “What a way to begin the first of many birthday celebrations for @davidbeckham, surrounded by friends and family x Kisses from Miami!”
Also in attendance at the event was his long time friends Gabe Turner, David Gardner and Ben Winston as well as football stars including Luis Suárez, Jordi Alba, Sergio Busquets and Lionel Messi. NFL star Tom Brady and basketball player Shaquille O’Neal were also there to celebrate David’s big birthday alongside singers and actors including Marc Anthony and Justin Theroux.
However, it was young Harper who stole the show in a beautiful black slip gown, which perfectly matched that of her own mum’s white gown. David wore a black suit with a white shirt and bowtie, matching with his sons.
Speaking about her daughter’s love of fashion and beauty, which she obviously gets from her mother, Victoria said previously: “Harper loves beauty. She loves it, I’m very close with all of the children but the great thing about Harper being a little girl, she loves to play with makeup and that’s really great mother and daughter time.”
Right now, Harper is the only one of their children who still live in the house with them, the others having moved out.
We’re not quite there yet, but it’s actually painful. We’ve gone from having four in the house to one. What I would give to have that back and be able to walk in, moaning to them about it! That said, my boys are pretty good. They’ll always ask me to the pub when they go with their mates,” he told Men’s Health of his empty nest syndrome.
Speaking about their family adventures, David revealed they enjoy active holidays together, where they can be “competitive”.
He said: “I try to get competitive with the boys, but when you start getting older you notice they’re getting quicker and more agile. When they got to 18 years old, I really noticed they were flying down the mountain.
“I tried to keep up with them, but they’re quite good with letting me keep up. Victoria doesn’t ski as much, because I think when you get that little bit older, you’re very aware that you can hurt yourself. I’m not at that point yet. I’m not sure I’ll ever get to that point – I’m pretty sure I’ll still be trying to go down the slope at 70.”