David Beckham feels like he's 21
Beckham retired from his sporting career in 2013 and now his life revolves around being a stay-at-home father
Beckham retired from his sporting career in 2013 and now his life revolves around being a stay-at-home father. PHOTO: IMGOZ
LONDON:
At the age of 40, former football star David Beckham says in his heart and mind he still feels like he is 21.
Beckham celebrated his 40th birthday with a break and a bash in Morocco earlier this year.
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“It just felt like another birthday, to be honest. A little bit of a bigger birthday... I don't feel any different to when I turned 21. I still feel young at heart and in my head as well, and I think that's important,” Beckham told Prestige Hong Kong magazine.
Beckham retired from his sporting career in 2013 and now his life revolves around being a stay-at-home father to his children, sons Brooklyn, 16, Romeo, 13, Cruz, 10, and four-year-old daughter Harper, while his wife Victoria Beckham, 41, works on her successful fashion empire.
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Talking about his routine, he said: "I wake up, make breakfast for my children, take them to school. I go and work out after I've done that, then my little girl finishes at 12 o'clock, so I pick her up, take her for lunch and then take her home and go to the park with her.
"From there I pick my boys up and then take them to football practice, which finishes at nine in the evening."
At the age of 40, former football star David Beckham says in his heart and mind he still feels like he is 21.
Beckham celebrated his 40th birthday with a break and a bash in Morocco earlier this year.
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“It just felt like another birthday, to be honest. A little bit of a bigger birthday... I don't feel any different to when I turned 21. I still feel young at heart and in my head as well, and I think that's important,” Beckham told Prestige Hong Kong magazine.
Beckham retired from his sporting career in 2013 and now his life revolves around being a stay-at-home father to his children, sons Brooklyn, 16, Romeo, 13, Cruz, 10, and four-year-old daughter Harper, while his wife Victoria Beckham, 41, works on her successful fashion empire.
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Talking about his routine, he said: "I wake up, make breakfast for my children, take them to school. I go and work out after I've done that, then my little girl finishes at 12 o'clock, so I pick her up, take her for lunch and then take her home and go to the park with her.
"From there I pick my boys up and then take them to football practice, which finishes at nine in the evening."