David Beckham revealed the one ‘regret’ he has about his son Brooklyn following his wedding to wife Nicola Peltz.
Billionaire heiress Nicola and David’s eldest son Brooklyn wed in April 2022, the England football legend splashed out on a gift that his son and daughter-in-law could enjoy.
After the wedding at Nicola’s family’s £76 million beach house, which reportedly cost £3 million,
guests were asked to donate to a Ukraine charity to help those affected by war, but David presented the pair with an electric 1954 Jaguar.
David – who recently threw his wife Victoria a star-studded £250,000 50th birthday party – drove the baby blue XK140,
which had been converted to electric by 120 people in restoration and electrification company Lunaz, to the ceremony.
Founder & CEO of Lunaz David Lorenz, said: “In creating this beautiful, electrified Jaguar XK140, we are honoured to bridge the gap between David Beckham’s professional life, where he is an investor in Lunaz and his family life.
“This remarkable car is the perfect gift to his son Brooklyn and daughter-in-law, Nicola on their wedding day.
“In every respect, this extraordinary electric classic car by Lunaz symbolises a bright, positive future.”
However, David has now revealed he regrets giving the impressive car away.
In a birthday message to Victoria, David shared a photo of him in the Jaguar sitting alongside Victoria.
He wrote: “Should have kept this car, it’s soooo good @lunazdesign, please make me one. Happy birthday mama, @victoriabeckham.”
David’s mum Sandra also got Adam Claridge to create personalised Nike Air Force 1 trainers for Nicola.
The shoes had personal drawings on them and the word ‘Bunny’ cold be seen on them, which is her grandmother’s nickname.
There were also butterflies, roses a cherub tattoo just like Brooklyn’s.
Nicola wrote of her wedding list: “My dad spoke about this in his wedding at our wedding. Me and Brooklyn are devastated about what is going on in Ukraine and have asked for donations to CareOrg in lieu of wedding gifts.
“Anything helps.”
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Source: Los Angeles Times
