Victoria And The Kids Gave David Beckham The Sweetest Birthday Wishes

Victoria and Harper Beckham blew loving birthday kisses to husband and dad David as he celebrated turning 42 years old. The fashion designer shared a sweet photo of herself bending down next to five-year-old Harper as the pair blew air kisses in the hallway of their home in Holland Park on Instagram.

Victoria added the caption: "Happy birthday daddy! From your two favourite girls!! We love u so,so much x X kisses from mummy and Harper x"

She also posted a picture of the birthday boy with a chocolate cake.

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Romeo Beckham was next to pay tribute to the "coolest dad ever" by posting a heartwarming snap of himself hugging a shirtless David surrounded by gold and white balloons.

The former footballer's back tattoo dedicated to 14-year-old Romeo was also on display, and Romeo added the caption: "Happy birthday to the best and coolest dad ever I hope you have the best day possible!! Love u lots"

Eldest Beckham offspring Brooklyn, 18, added a black and white shot of an animated-looking Beckham on social media, which he captioned: "Happy birthday xx love you so much."

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And last, but by no means least, 12-year-old Cruz Beckham shared a picture of himself touching heads with Becks on his Instagram page, accompanied with the adoring message: "Dear Dad Happy birthday.I hope u have an amazing day!! U r the best dad in the world."

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Beckham is set to make his acting debut in Guy Ritchie's upcoming action adventure King Arthur: Legend of the Sword alongside Charlie Hunnam, Jude Law and Annabelle Wallis this month.

Hunnam recently admitted he developed a "bit of a crush" on the hard-working dad-of-four while shooting the the film, telling Mr Porter: "It became very clear why and how Beckham's become the phenomenon that he has. Because he showed up determined to do a good job.

"He'd worked with a dialect coach, and maybe an acting coach. I sort of anticipated, well, he's a superstar. This is not his primary or even his secondary focus; this is just a bit of a giggle for him. But that work ethic just shone through.

"And that, combined with him just being humble and kind and accessible, was very endearing. I'm not a football man, so upfront, I didn't really have a strong feeling one or way or another. But by the time he left, I had a little bit of a crush on him. He was pretty fucking cool."

From: Harper's BAZAAR UK