David Beckham has a sweet daddy-daughter date with Harper Seven

David Beckham had a special evening with her granddaughter!

On Saturday, the former athlete took to Instagram to share some photos of himself and Victoria Beckhamthe 12 year old girl, Harper Sevenof their visit to the Inter Miami CF match on Saturday evening.

“Didn’t get the 3 points we wanted but I got this little one by my side 🩷 #HarperSeven,” David wrote alongside a selfie of him and Harper posing in front of the pitch.

Inter Miami CF and their opponent St. Louis City SC tied the match 3-3. During the match, David was photographed in the stands hugging Harper, who wore a cute baby doll shirt and jeans.

David and Harper often have date nights, with the former athlete sharing photos from The Weeknd concert and other sporting events he attended with his granddaughter.

Victoria and the couple’s other children, Brooklyn, 25, Romeo, 21, and Cruz, 19, were absent from the game.

In April, David and his four children all came together – alongside some of their famous friends – to celebrate Victoria’s 50th birthday.

At the time, the retired football star took to Instagram to celebrate the sweet moment he shared with his family.

“The Beckhams ❤️ so proud of my amazing kids celebrating their mom in the best way possible on such a special night 🥂 we love you @victoriabeckham 🩷 @brooklynpeltzbeckham @romeobeckham @cruzbeckham #harperseven,” he wrote.

In the photo, David, Victoria, Harper, Romeo, Brooklyn and Cruz were all dressed to the nines as they posed on a staircase at the lavish event.

Last week, Victoria spoke candidly about beginning her motherhood journey – and the negative reactions from the press after the birth of her first child.

“So much has been said about me and I’m sure it has robbed me of certain experiences. I never want to sound like I’m complaining, but there have been times in the past where I haven’t felt confident enough to do it and sit on a beach and watch my kids play,” Victoria said. Grazia review.

Victoria returns to a particular moment.

“I remember after visiting Brooklyn, my first outing was on the front page of the newspaper, with arrows pointing to places where I needed to lose weight,” she recalls. “These things can affect how you feel and how you behave in public. Now, if the paparazzi want to take a photo and say something, so be it, it doesn’t bother me in the same way.”

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