David and Victoria Beckham celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a cozy dinner at a pub. The former footballer, 49, and Spice Girls singer-turned-fashion designer Victoria, 50, tied the knot on July 4, 1999, in a lavish ceremony at Luttrellstown Castle in Ireland, reportedly costing nearly £1 million. However, for their silver anniversary, they opted for a more subdued affair.
According to The Sun, the couple marked the occasion at the Pelican pub in Notting Hill, London, accompanied by their family, including their 12-year-old daughter Harper. They enjoyed a celebratory meal the night before their anniversary, indulging in dishes like £67 ribeye steaks and £13 smoked trout.
An insider shared with The Sun, “Punters at the Pelican couldn’t believe their eyes when Posh and Becks walked in. They were low-key and were with their extended family and some friends. It was a celebratory mood and they had wine and beers at their table as well as a slap-up dinner.” Despite being married for 25 years, the source noted, “Even though they’ve been married for 25 years, you can see that they’re still mad at each other.”
The Beckham family wrapped up their evening around 10 pm after spending a few hours at the pub. Following their pub celebration, The Sun reported that the Beckhams planned to extend their anniversary festivities with a yacht trip in the Mediterranean. They were set to board their £18 million vessel named Seven, after Harper’s middle name and David’s football shirt number.
Their sons Romeo, 21, and Cruz, 19, were expected to join, while Brooklyn, 25, and his wife Nicola Peltz, 29, were likely to join from the US. Additionally, the couple recreated their iconic all-purple wedding look by slipping into their old outfits and posing on golden thrones, reminiscent of their big day.
In other news – Veteran Actress Mai Rwizi Has Died
Veteran actress Susan Chenjerai, renowned for her iconic portrayal of Mai Rwizi, has passed away. Chenjerai, celebrated for her multifaceted talent in both acting and music, captured the hearts of many through her role in the beloved drama series ‘Mhuri yavaMukadota’. Her character, Mai Rwizi, not only entertained but also resonated deeply with audiences for her compelling performances and musical contributions to the show.
The news of Chenjerai’s death was confirmed by her grieving daughter, Maylene, marking a profound loss in the entertainment industry. Susan Chenjerai’s career spanned decades, during which she showcased her remarkable skills and left an indelible mark on Zimbabwean television. Her ability to bring characters to life and her musical prowess endeared her to fans across generations. Read More
