David and Victoria Beckham name baby girl Harper Seven - Telegraph David and Victoria Beckham name baby girl Harper Seven David Beckham's wife Victoria has given birth to her fourth child, a baby girl called Harper Seven. Image 1 of 2 Last week David Beckham took a photograph of his heavily pregnant wife in a bikini, when she wasn't looking, and posted it on Facebook. Photo: ENTERPRISE Image 1 of 2 Mrs Beckham, the former Spice Girl, has previously spoken of her desire to have a daughter. Photo: EPA By Nick Allen , Los Angeles 8:29AM BST 11 Jul 2011 Follow The birth took place by Caesarean at Cedars-Sinai hospital in Los Angeles. In a statement on his Facebook page, former England football captain Beckham said: "I am so proud and excited to announce the birth of our daughter Harper Seven Beckham. "She weighed a healthy 7lbs 10oz and arrived at 7.55 this morning, here in LA. Victoria is doing really well and her brothers are delighted to have a baby sister xx Friends of the couple were quick to send their congratulations.

A delighted Mel B, who is expecting her third child later this year, expressed her excitement on Twitter, writing: "congrats!!! Yipeee another spice baby is born, damn it wish it was me this AM cos I feel like I'm about to POP!" Related Articles Is the fourth child a status symbol? 11 Jan 2011 Another former Spice Girl Emma Bunton also tweeted: "Big kiss to @victoriabeckham can't wait to meet your gorgeous little girl!" The Beckhams, who married in 1999, already have three boys - Brooklyn, 11, Romeo, eight, and Cruz, five. Mrs Beckham, the former Spice Girl, has previously spoken of her desire to have a daughter. After the birth a spokesman said: "Brooklyn, Romeo and Cruz are excited to welcome their new baby sister to the family." The couple were aware that the baby was to be a girl.

In March, Beckham told People magazine: "Obviously, having three boys, you kind of expect another one, so finding out a little girl is in there is surprising, but, obviously, we are over the moon." Last week the player took a photograph of his heavily pregnant wife in a bikini, when she wasn't looking, and posted it on Facebook. She had previously told Women's Wear Daily that she did not like being photographed when pregnant, saying last month: "I don't think anyone needs to see that, other than my husband. Absolutely not." David Beckham met the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge when they arrived in Los Angeles on Friday night. On Saturday he scored the winning goal in a game for his team, LA Galaxy. Harper Seven Beckham | David and Victoria Beckham Name Daughter More Football star David Beckham and his singer wife Victoria have named their fourth child Harper Seven. The baby girl was delivered on Sunday and joins the Beckhams' three sons - Brooklyn, 11, Romeo, 8, and Cruz, 5. "I am so proud and excited to announce the birth of our daughter Harper Seven Beckham," the Los Angeles Galaxy football player said on his Facebook page .

"She weighed a healthy 7lbs 10oz and arrived at 7.55 this morning, here in LA. Victoria is doing really well and her brothers are delighted to have a baby sister xx." Related Content Why Harper Seven: speculation mounts over the origins of Beckham's daughter name The Beckhams married in 1999 and their celebrity is entrenched around the world. Speculation about who or what Harper Seven was named after has already started, with an unnamed close friend of the Beckhams telling the Daily Mail : "Harper is an old English name, something Victoria has always liked. Advertisement "Seven is a very lucky happy number and the baby was born just after 7am, in the seventh month." Seven was also the number on the shirt Beckham wore when he played for Manchester United and England.

SHARE David Beckham - Biography - IMDb David Beckham Biography Showing all 80 items Jump to: Overview (4) | Mini Bio (1) | Spouse (1) | Trade Mark (2) | Trivia (46) | Personal Quotes (26) Overview (4) 6' (1.83 m) Mini Bio (1) David Beckham is one of Britain's most iconic athletes whose name is also an elite global advertising brand. He was captain of the English national team from 1998 to 2009, scored in three different FIFA World Cups, and played midfield for clubs in Manchester, England, Madrid, Spain, and Milan, Italy; he also won the MLS Cup playing for Los Angeles Galaxy in 2011 and 2012. He was born David Robert Joseph Beckham on May 2, 1975, in Leytonstone, East London, England, to Sandra Georgina (West), a hairdresser, and David Edward Alan "Ted" Beckham, a kitchen fitter.

Beckham's maternal grandfather was Jewish, and David has mentioned the religion as an influence; he wears a tattoo written in Hebrew from the 'Song of Songs' in the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament), albeit he is not known to practice Judaism or any other faith. Beckham has always played in long sleeve shirts to cover up his tattoos in consideration of others who may feel uncomfortable due to their beliefs. He was brought up by his parents, supporters of Manchester United, attended Bobby Charlton 's football school in Manchester, and won a spot in a training session at FC Barcelona as a child. In 1986 he was a Manchester United's mascot for a match against West Ham United. From 1992 - 2003 Beckham made almost 400 appearances for Manchester United and scored 85 goals, although his official record counts only 62 goals in 265 official senior team's matches. In the 1998 FIFA World Cup he played all of England's qualifying matches and scored in several important victories.

He received a red card for violent conduct in England's match against Argentina, albeit his opponent later admitted to trying to send Beckham off by over-reacting to their contact during the game and by urging the referee to send Beckham off. After losing the game England was eliminated, Beckham was made a scapegoat and became the target of criticism and abuse in media. He had a good season in 1999 - 2000 and helped Manchester United to win the Premier League. At that time, he married singer Victoria Beckham (nee' Adams) from the popular musical group The Spice Girls, and the couple had their first son, Brooklyn, born in 1999. That same year, Beckham was given a permission to miss training routine, in order to look after his son Brooklyn, who suffered from a stomach infection. Meanwhile, the Manchester United's manager, Alex Ferguson , fined Beckham £50,000 (about $80,000 then) the maximum amount that was permitted, for babysitting with his sick child, while his wife was spotted at a London fashion Week event on the same night.

Ferguson's claim that Beckham should be able to train if his wife stayed home that day, caused a serious personal tension between two men. In February 2003, following the defeat to Arsenal, the Manchester United's manager Alex Ferguson entered the changing room and kicked a football boot that struck Beckham over the eye, causing a cut that required stitches. David Beckham has been a good scorer and a major attraction for public. On the field he has been demonstrating his consistent ability to see a big picture even under severe pressure during the most rapidly changing and unpredictable games. His field vision has been remarkable, allowing him to create many assists in a number of important matches. Beckham's forte has been his delivery from the right-hand side as well as his efficient free kicks. His superior performances in the midfield position has required a higher physical endurance through the entire game. "David Beckham's right foot" was mentioned, although humorously, as one of British national treasures in the movie Love Actually (2003). He signed a four-year contract with Real Madrid, beginning on July 1, 2003, and worth a potential 40 million dollars.

In Madrid, Beckham was not allowed to wear his favorite number seven, because another player had the right to wear it written into his contract. Beckham decided to wear the number 23 instead, being a big fan of Michael Jordan . He immediately became popular with the Real Madrid fans, but the team did not perform well enough to win either the Spanish League or the Champions League. However, Beckham remained a reliable scorer and his performances attracted more public. His shirts sales and other merchandising deals remained lucrative for the club, which continued to under-perform, regardless of the Real's management's higher expectations. In 2005 Beckham became a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador. He was also involved in promoting London's successful bid for the 2012 Olympic Games. His third season in Madrid was unremarkable, and he was criticized a lot, mainly because the team finished second to Barcelona in Spanish "La Liga" and lost to Arsenal in the European Champions League. However, during that season, he expanded his international presence by establishing football academies in Los Angeles and East London. During the FIFA World Cup 2006, he played for England, and became the first ever English player to score in three World Cups.

In the quarter final game against Portugal, Beckham was replaced because of his injury in the middle of the game. Without him the English team lost and was knocked out of the World Cup. In June 2007 Beckham played his final game for Real Madrid, winning a medal and celebrating with his friends Tom and Katie Cruse, who attended the game. This was his fourth, and last season there, ending his contract with the club. He announced that he had signed a five-year contract to play for the Los Angeles Galaxy from July 1, 2007 through June 2012. The 5-year deal includes up to $10 million a year in direct salary, and with merchandising endorsements and profit-sharing could earn Beckham up to $50 million a year, and may end up worth about $250 million in five years, making him one of the highest earning athletes of all time. In 2009, in a unique time share agreement David played on loan at AC Milan to maintain his fitness after ending the season with the Galaxy. He ended up staying with Milan for five months, from January to May 2009.

In 2010, he also arranged to embark on a second loan spell at AC Milan from the Galaxy, to play for Milan for another five months. He said that he "genuinely enjoyed playing for Milan." In 2011, after winning his first MLS Cup, his five-year deal with the Los Angeles Galaxy ended. At that time, Beckham was invited to play for Paris Saint-Germain. But the 36-year-old player said "My family and I are incredibly happy and settled in America and we look forward to spending many more years here... I am still passionate about playing in America and winning trophies with the Galaxy" he stated after signing another two-year contract with the Los Angeles club. In 2012, Beckham helped the Los Angeles Galaxy to retain their championship by defeating the Houston Dynamo 3-1 in the final game and winning the MLS Cup 2012. His last appearance for Los Angeles was on December 2, 2012. Beckham's jersey No 23 has been the best selling in the MLS and one of the best in the world, as he expands his image as one of sport's leading icons.

Although he plays his best in the right of midfield, Beckham can be dangerous anywhere in the field and can make a difference in a big game with a pass, a cross, or a free kick. Arguably no one in the game can rival Beckham's accuracy in free kicks, as he can put that ball on a teammate's head with uncanny precision. He is still a decisive player, regardless of age. In January 2013, David Beckham signed a 5 month contract with Paris Saint-Germain. The Beckhams, who have become known as "Posh and Becks", have four children: three sons - Brooklyn Joseph Beckham (born 1999, in London), Romeo James Beckham (born 2002, in London), Cruz David Beckham (born 2005, in Madrid), and daughter Harper Seven (born in 2011, in Los Angeles).

- IMDb Mini Biography By: Steve Shelokhonov Spouse (1) ( 4 July 1999 - present) (4 children) Trade Mark (2) Number 7 shirt for Manchester United and England Number 23 shirt for Real Madrid and Los Angeles Galaxy Trivia (46) Won the treble with Manchester United (Premiership, FA Cup and UEFA Champions League). [1999] His first goal for England came at the Stade Felix-Bollaert in Lens in the 2-0 victory against Colombia on June 26 1998 during the World Cup. Voted the #1 best male body in "Celebrity Bodies" (UK) magazine. [October 2001] Voted best dressed male by readers of "Heat" (UK) magazine. [December 2001] He began his footballing career at the age of 17.

Has been dubbed a master of set-pieces specialising in free-kicks and has developed one which is known around the world as the 'Beckham', which involves lifting the ball over the 'wall', sending it towards the far post, but bending it back to the near post confusing the keeper and having the ball just dip under the bar for the goal. Scored on his first team debut in the European Cup against Galatasaray. Was signed by Manchester United to their youth training program at the age of 14. His youth team also featured the Neville brothers, Nicky Butt and Paul Scholes - his current team mates. On, May 11, 2003, David was voted the 91st worst Briton in Channel Four's poll of the 100 Worst Britons. On June 17, 2003, David signed a four year deal worth £24.5m to play for Real Madrid. He began his soccer career at the age of 17. Signed new contract with Manchester United until 2005, making him the highest paid footballer in Britain at that moment - though he would be sold to Real Madrid a year later.

[May 2002] Declared he will retain the England captaincy, despite criticism for poor performances and two missed penalties in Euro 2004. [June 2004] In November 1996, Beckham was abroad on his first trip with the England squad, in Tbilisi, Georgia. There, he saw the video that would change his life. It was "Say You'll Be There" by the Spice Girls. Beckham pointed at the screen and said to his best friend Gary Neville that the girl dressed in a black PVC catsuit (Victoria) was the woman he wanted and if she wanted him, they would be together for ever. A few months later, they began dating. David and Victoria held a lavish, star-studded party for the christening of their two sons, Brooklyn, 5, and Romeo, 2. The ceremony was held on the grounds of the Beckhams' Hertfordshire mansion (December 23, 2004). Was famously sent off against Argentina in the 1998 World Cup in France for retaliation.

He wears a new pair of football boots for every game he plays at an estimated cost of £300 a pair. Had his likeness made out of a napkin in American Dad! (2005) by Roger the Alien. Among the guests at his 30th birthday party were Elizabeth Hurley , Elle Macpherson and Geri Horner . He played for England in the 1998, 2002 and 2006 FIFA World Cups of Soccer. He was named captain for the national team in 2000 but announced his resignation from that prestigious position on 2 July 2006 (the day after England were knocked out of the 2006 World Cup). Gary Neville - his teammate in the national English football team - was best man at his wedding. Relinquished the captaincy of England after the team's quarter-final defeat to Portugal in the World Cup (July 2, 2006). Chosen one of "Time" magazine's Time 100 in 2004.

After Real Madrid announced he would not remain there after the end of the 2006-2007 season, he signed a five-year-deal for the Los Angeles Galaxy, earning up to $50 million dollar a year in direct salary, with endorsements and profit-sharing. Is mentioned in Love Actually (2003) when Hugh Grant 's character lists "David Beckham's right foot" as one of the things that make Britain great. Won the Spanish La Liga title with Real Madrid before his transfer to LA Galaxy. Has three sons with wife, Victoria Beckham . Brooklyn Beckham , born on March 4, 1999, Romeo Beckham on September 1, 2002, in London, England and Cruz Beckham on February 20, 2005 in Madrid, Spain. Was among the guests at Tom Cruise 's and Katie Holmes ' wedding ceremony in Italy. Suffers from ornithophobia (fear of birds). Godfather to Davinia Taylor 's and Dave Gordon's son Grey. In 2007, Forbes Magazine estimated his salary for the year to be $33 million. Founded the David Beckham football academy.

Ranked #5 in the 2008 Forbes The Celebrity 100 list. Among the godparents of their sons Brooklyn Beckham and Romeo Beckham are Elizabeth Hurley , Elton John and his husband David Furnish . Additionally, football agent Dave Gardner is one of Brooklyn's godfathers. Each of the boys has five godparents. Brooklyn has four godfathers and one godmother and Romeo has three godfathers and two godmothers. He was awarded the OBE (Officer of the Order of the British Empire) in the 2003 Queen's Birthday Honours List for his services to Football. The Sunday Times estimates his net worth at $205 million. [2009] Announced he and wife, Victoria Beckham are expecting their fourth child in the summer. [January 2011]. Son-in-law of Jackie Adams and Anthony Adams. His legs are insured for $70 million. Daughter, Harper Seven Beckham, was born on July 10, 2011 in Los Angeles.

Is in Japan playing a tournament with his team Real Madrid [July 2005] Release of the #1 International best-selling book, "Beckham - Both Feet on the Ground". [2003] A member of the Real Madrid team who won the Spanish League season 2006/2007 after the game against Majorca (Real Madrid 3 - Majorca 1) [June 2007] (20 December) Introduced to the media by AC Milan (Italy). On loan from the Los Angeles Galaxy, Beckham will play for AC Milan from 7 Janunary - 9 March 2009. [2008] Signs up for Spanish soccer team Real Madrid. [June 2003] In 2014, he attended the wedding of Elton John to his husband David Furnish .

Personal Quotes (26) David Beckham: I would be proud to help revive England if they came calling - Telegraph David Beckham David Beckham: I would be proud to help revive England if they came calling As the national team struggle again, former England captain reveals he would jump at any chance to help Hodgson’s side National service: David Beckham would by happy to serve England again Photo: GETTY IMAGES By Jeremy Wilson , Deputy Football Correspondent 10:30PM BST 05 Sep 2014 Follow Meet the London taxi-driver who would be guaranteed to galvanise England supporters and might just breathe some extra life back into the national team. He is working long seven day weeks just now, starting at 7am and not finishing until 9pm but, with a few tweaks to his schedule, would be “proud” to help out in any way that he could. His name is David Beckham . He is English football’s most capped outfield player but, by his own reckoning, his life is now that of a full-time “Addison Lee driver ... a cabbie” to four sports-mad children.

He is relishing every minute of it but, when the conversation inevitably drifts to England , there is still a marked change in both his expression and the tone of his voice. It is now exactly five years since Beckham made the last of his 115 appearances and, ahead of Monday’s Euro 2016 qualifying match in Switzerland, his passion for the national team remains undimmed. “I miss Manchester United and Real Madrid and all the other teams but, playing for England, especially when the games come around, I miss more than anything,” says Beckham. Why? “The shirt, the occasions, the fact you play at Wembley, the fact you are on a stage like a World Cup. I loved the meetups, the games, being captain 59 times, everything about playing for England. It is my proudest time as a player. I do miss playing for England.” The feeling is mutual. A record low Wembley crowd of 40,181 on Wednesday night would have been unimaginable when Beckham was still playing.

The supposed ‘golden generation’ had their critics but is there even one player in this current squad who would break into the Euro 2004 starting XI of James, G Neville, Ferdinand, Campbell, Cole, Beckham, Gerrard, Lampard, Scholes, Rooney (the teenage version) and Owen? Beckham celebrates the goal which sealed England's place at 2002 World Cup (GETTY IMAGES) In the 16 months since Beckham retired, Football Association chairman Greg Dyke has set up a commission to investigate how England could improve. You might wonder if Beckham, the winner of 10 league titles in four different countries and the most prolific provider of goals in Premier League history, might have been asked for his input? Who better, after all, to teach young players about taking free-kicks? There is a pause. Related Articles 30 Jun 2014 “No I haven’t,” he says. And would he be willing to help? “I only retired just over a year ago and obviously I’ve been busy with stuff I’ve been doing but, if I can help in any way for the future of England and the future of English football, I will.

That’s one of the things I’m very proud of. To actually come to the end of my career and be an ambassador for my country around the world. If there was any way in the future, when I’m not as busy, that I can help then I would be very proud of that.” There is no preconceived agenda to push himself forward – Beckham is simply giving a straight answer to a straight question – but, to watch him at close hand, is to be reminded of an effortless ability to inspire people. David Beckham delivers the London 2012 Olympic flame (GETTY IMAGES) We meet at the Museum of London. He is seated beneath Thomas Heatherwick’s intricate London 2012 Olympic Cauldron. The very same cauldron for which Beckham memorably delivered the Olympic flame after driving a speedboat down the River Thames. He will turn 40 next year but, whether it is young athletes, administrators, coaches or mums and dads that he is talking to, they simply hang on his every word.

Aside from casually explaining how he pushed his dislocated thumb back into its socket after a recent paparazzi-induced motorcycle crash in Los Angeles, his message to a gathering of hopeful Olympians and Paralympians competing at the Sainsbury’s School Games is a mixture of relentless positivity and almost childlike enthusiasm for sport, underpinned by a resilience that is easily underestimated. Sir Alex Ferguson once called it an “unbreakable urge to make the best of himself”. It would surely be madness for English football not to utilise his gifts in some way. We have already had Beckham the footballer, fashion icon, film star, role model, club owner and captain. So what about Beckham, the manager? It is the career path being followed by many of his ‘Class of 92’ contemporaries at Manchester United and is not completely dismissed. “You never know – it has never really crossed my mind,” he says. “If I was to do it in the future, I would do it in the right way. Like Scholesy, Giggsy, Butty, Gary, Phil. That’s the way you have to do it.

I have no plans to do it in the next 10 years.” Beckham helps Fabio Capello at the 2010 Word Cup in South Africa (GETTY IMAGES) Beckham stresses that he does not share much of the pessimism that surrounds the current England team. He is particularly pleased to see Wayne Rooney following in his footsteps as captain. “He is a great person, a great player and a great character,” says Beckham. “He will get the best out of the players, he has always played with his heart on his sleeve. Wayne Rooney has never hid, even when he has had difficult times on the pitch by not scoring or not had a great game. You will never see him not working. That will be one of his strongest qualities.” Yet how will Rooney handle the off-field responsibilities, especially that expectation to be a role model? “You grow as a person and a player,” says Beckham. “I made mistakes when I was England captain and did silly things. When I was given the captaincy I grew and it made me a lot more mature. As England captain you realise you have a real responsibility on and off the field. You have to lead by example.

Wayne will do that.” But is there sufficient quality beneath Rooney for England to realistically expect success? “We all have our opinions but I think we have some good young players coming through. In a big competition like the World Cup, people asked if they were ready. Yes, they were ready. They were playing in the Premier League with the best teams and with some of the best players. “It was disappointing but the future is that we have young players coming through. There are not many apart from Wayne who have been around. He is the most experienced and he is captain so there is something to build with.” Beckham then specifically mentions Raheem Sterling, Daniel Sturridge and Danny Welbeck as “strong” young players who can prosper on the international stage. On the subject of Welbeck, and in a week when he has been sold to Arsenal for £16 million, it is fascinating to hear Beckham’s perspective on the importance of home-grown talent at Manchester United. Does it really make a difference whether a player has been developed by the club, as Welbeck was since the age of eight?

Beckham is careful to outline his admiration for Louis van Gaal — and he describes his excitement at the “incredible” signing of Radamel Falcao — but his answer is still powerful. “We really felt it as young players,” he says. “When you have grown up at a club like Manchester United, especially with Sir Alex Ferguson, we went through the youth team ranks. "You walked down the corridor at Old Trafford and Sir Matt Busby was sat in his office smoking his pipe. You walk down the corridor and you see Sir Alex Ferguson’s room. It is part of the history of Man United. “When you are a young player at Man United, when you are there from a young age and you are home-grown, you feel that from the fans. You have a really special bond and association with them. You really feel that you are their player. That is what is special. “It kind of felt that, when we were successful, when we were winning European Championships, leagues and FA Cups, it felt really personal from the fans. “It feels like how I feel when I see my son score a goal, or how my parents felt when they saw me score a goal or win a championship.

You feel like you have 75,000 parents watching you in the stands. That’s how Manchester United have always been. The manager knows what he is doing and he has his own vision. I am sure he will keep the tradition but seeing Danny leave is obviously sad because Man United have always been about bringing home-grown young talent through. “In my mind he is a very young and exciting talent for England. I think that he is a great buy for Arsenal.” Arsenal, of course, is another club renowned for giving young players their chance and this knowledge would surely have informed the Beckhams’ decision to send their three boys, 15-year-old Brooklyn, 12-year-old Romeo and nine-year-old Cruz, to their academy. “Arsenal have really looked after us,” says Beckham. “If you had turned to me 15 years ago and said I would have three boys at Arsenal I would have said, ‘Really?’ I have huge respect for Arsenal, for Arsène Wenger and I am proud to be down there. “When they are involved in an academy like Arsenal, it is very disciplined, very scheduled. They have got great coaches down there and they are getting the best.

For them to have that is pretty incredible.” Beckham’s three-year-old daughter, Harper, has also just begun ballet and the obsessive streak that is the hallmark of any successful sportsman is evident as he explains how he never misses any of his children’s activities. “It is one of the reasons I retired – I’m a cab driver. I literally am in the car from seven in the morning until nine at night. It is what I was looking forward to after retirement.” But is it especially difficult for the boys to follow in the footsteps of such an iconic touchline dad? “They do feel the pressure a little bit,” he says. “I wouldn’t say it affects him but Brooklyn said it to me the other day, he stepped onto the pitch and the kids were saying, ‘He’s going to be great, he’s going to be the best’. If he has a bad game, if he kicks a bad ball, he hears what other kids say. For the younger two they don’t care, especially the youngest one. He thinks he is the best anyway because he’s got two older brothers he is competing with. “They all train every single day. They all play on Sundays.

If someone had turned around and said, ‘what are you looking forward to after retirement?’ it was to take my kids to football. Every single training session. Watch them and be part of their lives. Not that I wasn’t before but, with my commitments, there were certain games that I missed or certain occasions that I missed. I hated that. I just want them involved in some kind of sport because it gives kids discipline. “I’m proud they want to play football. I’m proud they want to play sport. I love it.” David Beckham and Jonnie Peacock meet budding athletes (SAINSBURY'S VIA GETTY IMAGES) David Beckham and Jonnie Peacock were taking part in a special motivational session for young athletes competing at this weekend’s Sainsbury’s School Games. Sainsbury’s is committed to helping young people lead healthier, more active lifestyles and has pledged to encourage over 20 million children to enjoy physical activity by 2020. To find out more about the Sainsbury’s School Games visit 2014schoolgames.com and use #2014SSG to show your support for our young stars of the future.

Victoria Beckham - Biography - IMDb Victoria Beckham Biography Showing all 73 items Jump to: Overview (4) | Mini Bio (1) | Spouse (1) | Trade Mark (4) | Trivia (55) | Personal Quotes (8) Overview (4) 5' 4¼" (1.63 m) Mini Bio (1) Victoria Beckham was born Victoria Caroline Adams on 17 April 1974 in Harlow, Essex, England, to Jacqueline Doreen (Cannon), an insurance clerk and hairdresser, and Anthony William Adams, an electronics engineer. She does not like being called Vicky. Instead, call her Posh, which stands for the best of everything (an old luxury liner term, P.O.S.H. stood for "Port Out, Starboard Home"-- the best rooms). Growing up, she didn't like being driven to school in her father's Rolls Royce (they were very wealthy; later, as Posh, she would have an image of someone who revels in wealth). Victoria began as a dancer before eventually landing a spot as a member of Spice Girls . While in college, Victoria was briefly in another band.

After completing the 3-year course at Lanie Arts, she answered an ad in "The Stage" magazine, which was looking for 5 girls who could sing and dance. Victoria was picked, history was about to be made. (Victoria had met: Emma who had been in a play with her when they were kids; Geri while auditioning for a role in Tank Girl (1995); Mel C. attended a rival school when they were 15; and Mel B. at the audition for the forming of the band.) The Spice Girls became fantastically successful, achieving international fame. The wildly popular Spice Girls performed at sold-out concerts, did tours, and of course the Spice World (1997) movie. Victoria married soccer player David Beckham . The couple has four children. - IMDb Mini Biography By: kdhaisch@aol.com Spouse (1) ( 4 July 1999 - present) (4 children) Trade Mark (4) Her hair styles & hair colour are sometimes changed Rarely smiles. Holds her handbag over her mouth whenever she laughs. Trivia (55) Winner of the 1997 MTV Video Music Award for Best Dance Video, "Wannabe".

Winner of the 1997 MTV Europe Music Award for Best Group. Has a tattoo of four eight-pointed stars representing herself, her husband and her two older sons at the base of her spine. Is a vegetarian. When her luggage was lost on a flight, she demanded free airfare for life (2000). Tried out for the role of Lara Croft in Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (2001) but lost the role to Angelina Jolie Is a big fan of Simon Morley 's and David Friend 's Puppetry of the Penis: Live at the Forum (2012), and once attended a private screening of the show with her husband and other celebrities. Signed with Damon Dash 's Roc-a-Wear clothing line to promote the apparel in U.S. and European billboard ads. She has already appeared on a billboard on Times Square, the building opposite to MTV Studios in New York. Has a sister, Louise, and a brother, Christian. Used to dance ballet as a child and teenager.

After being dropped from Virgin Records, she signed a 1.5 million pounds contract for Telstar Records (2001) and they will release and promote her music worldwide, except for USA where she signed a new deal (worth $2 million) with Rocc-A-Fella Records (2003) and they will release and promote her music in USA. Winner of five awards at "Smash Hits Poll Winners Party 1996" with The Spice Girls, in London. Winner of four awards at "Brit Awards 1997" with The Spice Girls. Winner of two awards at "Billboard Awards 1997" with The Spice Girls in Las Vegas. Winner of five awards at "American Music Awards 1998" with The Spice Girls in Los Angeles. Winner of Special award at "Brit Awards 1998" with The Spice Girls in London, UK. Winner of Best Dressed Female Award at "Elle Style Awards 2000" in London. Winner of Best Female Haircut at "Pantene Pro-V Awards 2000" in London, UK.

Winner of Best Dressed Female Artist at "Lycra British Style Awards 2003" in London. Voted Best Dressed Woman for the year 2002 by British "Prima" magazine. Voted Best Dressed Woman for the year 2003 by British "Prima" magazine. Winner of Best Dressed International Female at "Elle Style Awards 2003" in Madrid, Spain. Voted Best Dressed Pop Artist for the year 2000 by "Heat" magazine. Also voted Best Dressed Couple (shared with her husband). Winner of two awards at "MTV Europe Music Awards 1998" with The Spice Girls in Milan, Italy. Winner of two awards at "Smash Hits Poll Winners Party 1998" with The Spice Girls and one award for Best Female Haircut, in London. Winner of a Special Award for Outstanding Contribution to the British Music Industry at "Brit Awards 2000" with The Spice Girls, in London. Favorite designers are Dolce & Gabbana and Donatella Versace . She is the only member of Spice Girls not to have had a UK number one single as a solo artist.

Elton John and Elizabeth Hurley are godparents to her two older boys, Brooklyn and Romeo. Her son Romeo, suffers from epilepsy. David Beckham Biography - Childhood, Life Achievements & Timeline Sportspersons David Beckham Biography David Robert Joseph Beckham is a former English professional football player. This biography profiles his childhood, life, football career, achievements and timeline. Quick Facts Lynne Georgina Beckham, Joanne Louise Beckham Spouse/Partner: Brooklyn Beckham, Harper Beckham, Romeo Beckham, Cruz Beckham education Tottenham Hotspur's school of excellence Bradenton Preparatory Academy $350 million Image Credit David Robert Joseph Beckham is a former English professional football player. During his playing days, he became one of the most famous footballers in the world owing to his successful stints at some of the most famous clubs in the world and also for his skills as a midfielder that elevated him above the levels of many of his contemporaries. Beckham started off as a footballer in his home town of London and played for some local clubs before he entered the training scheme for young players at Manchester United. At Manchester United, David Beckham tasted success as the club went on an unprecedented winning spree through the mid and late 1990s.

He won the coveted âtrebleâ with Manchester United and became one of their most famous players before going on to play for Real Madrid, AC Milan, Paris Saint-Germain and Major League Soccer team LA Galaxy in the United States. David Beckham was also an integral part of the supposed âGolden Generationâ of England national football team and captained the team for a major part of his career; however the team did not taste the success that was expected of it. Beckham has also been one of the biggest faces in the endorsement industry and has consistently been ranked among the richest footballers in the world throughout his career. Childhood & Early Life David Robert Joseph Beckham was born 2 May, 1975 in the Leytonstone area of London, England to David Edward Alan Beckham and Sandra Georgina. His father worked as a kitchen fitter while his mother was a hairdresser. Beckham was the 2nd among three children in the family; the other two being daughters. David Beckham studied at Chase Lane Primary School as a child and then went on to study at the Chingford County High School.

However, throughout his childhood Beckham was more interested in football and used to play for a local team known as Ridgeway Rovers. David Beckham went for trials at several clubs like Norwich City and Leyton Orient before attending the school of excellence at Tottenham Hotspur football club. He played for the Brimsdown Rovers team as well and excelled during his stint there. However, his life truly changed when he was accepted into the Youth Training Scheme at Manchester United in 1991. Career David Beckham became a part of the legendary âClass of â92â youth players at Manchester United as he helped the club win the FA Youth Cup. In 1992 Beckham made his debut for the senior team and in the January of the following year he signed his first professional contract with Manchester United. After a season on loan at Preston North End, he returned to Manchester United and slotted into the side as the right sided attacking midfielder in 1995. Next year he helped Manchester United do the Premier League and FA Cup double as manager Sir Alex Fergusonâs faith in the youth players paid off. He also made his international debut for England the same year.

He became an integral part of the Manchester United side of the mid to late 1990s that dominated English football and in 1999 he helped the team win âthe trebleâ (the Premier League, the FA CUP and the UEFA Champions League). Beckham became one of the worldâs foremost midfielders during the time and during an eight year stint at Manchester United senior he scored goals in 262 games and won 6 Premier League medals. In 1998, David Beckham played for England in the World Cup in France and scored one goal in the group game against Columbia. However, the World Cup ended in tears for Beckham as he was sent off in the round of 16 game and England were ousted from the tournament in penalties. Beckham was lambasted by fans and the media alike. The abuse from fans continued in European Championships in 2000 as England was eliminated in the first round. Beckham became the captain of the England national team in 2000 and scored a last gasp equaliser in a World Cup qualifier against Greece to send England into the main tournament.

He scored the winning penalty in the game against Argentina in the World Cup held in Japan and South Korea but England were eliminated in the quarters finals. At the European Championships, Beckham missed a vital penalty in the penalty shootout as England were eliminated by Portugal. In 2003, David Beckham moved to Spanish giants Real Madrid after a tug of war with the other big club in Spain, FC Barcelona. Beckham became a member of the âGalacticosâ at Real Madrid as he teamed up with some of the best players in the world such as Ronaldo, Luis Figo, Zinedine Zidane and Roberto Carlos to form a legendary team. He played for Real Madrid for four years and scored 13 goals. David Beckham played in his last World Cup in 2006 in Germany and scored a free kick in the round of 16 game against Ecuador to propel England to the quarter finals; in which they lost to Portugal and were knocked out. Beckham played for England in 117 games and scored 17 goals. In 2007, David Beckham moved to the Major League Soccer side LA Galaxy based in Los Angeles and played for the team for five seasons.

During those five years he also spent some time on loan at AC Milan; which led to complaints from the clubâs fans. He scored 18 goals in 98 games for LA Galaxy. In 2013, David Beckham moved to French side Paris Saint-Germain. It was a five month contract and all his wages went to charity. He retired from professional football at the end of that season. The following year Beckham bought an MLS expansion team for $25 million. Achievements David Beckham has won a number of trophies throughout his career as one of the worldâs foremost midfielders of his time and his most important achievement is the fact that he played a vital role in Manchester Unitedâs run to win treble in 1998-99. Personal Life & Legacy After being in a relationship with Spice Girls member Victoria Adams, also known as âPosh Spiceâ for two years; David Beckham got married to her on 4 July, 1999. They have 4 children; the first three being sons named Brooklyn, Romeo and Cruz and the youngest is a daughter named Harper Seven.

According to the now defunct tabloid âNews of the Worldâ, David Beckham had an affair with her PA Rebecca Loos and model Sarah Marbeck. Beckham denied everything. Net Worth David Beckham has a net worth of $350 million. Translate this page to Spanish, French, Hindi, Portuguese Pictures of David Beckham

Question: Which English football player has a daughter called Harper Seven?
Answer: David Beckham