That’s one way to turn back the clock David! Beckham takes a visit to Kim Kardashian’s shapewear store Skims in LA ahead of his 50th – but is it him or Victoria he’s shopping for?
David Beckham was seen at the Skims store in LA on Thursday – ahead of his 50th birthday next month.
The former footballer, 49, was joined by his wife Victoria, 50, son Romeo and his girlfriend Kim Turnbull, 22, as well as daughter Harper.
He pulled up to the store on Sunset Boulevard in his swanky Range Rover as his family spent some time in the store.
Skims sells a range of shapewear, underwear and exercise outfits and is owned by businesswoman Kim.
David dressed casually in a cap and dark T-shirt while he was behind the wheel – as Victoria wore her trademark huge shades.
As the kids headed back to the car, Kim and harper chatted away while Romeo carried some shopping bags.
David kicked off his month-long 50th birthday celebrations with a black-tie bash in Miami on Monday.
And it’s certainly just the beginning as he plans to stretch out his celebrations for as long as possible until the big day on May 2.
David got the ball rolling with a lavish soiree, hiring out his and wife Victoria’s favourite restaurant in the city, Cipriani.
From Eva Longoria to Lionel Messi and Tom Brady, the room was filled with many celebrity pals enjoying the free bar.
According to The Sun, David is in the middle of planning other events back in London with his friends and family – including an intimate dinner.
A source told the publication: ‘This party took place so early because of the Inter Miami schedule.
‘They played the night before and a lot of people flew in to watch that too, including Jack Whitehall. They hired out Cipriani, which is an old favourite of the Beckhams. There was a free bar, and they all partied late into the night.
‘David is planning other events and will be turning 50 in style. He will do a big dinner for his family and friends closer to his birthday and then will spend the day itself doing something with just Victoria, their parents and the kids.’
