He couldn’t make it to the stake, but David Beckham made sure the chimney reached him as long as the footballer and his circle of relatives did their best to enjoy the November 5 celebrations on Thursday night.
Former Manchester United and Real Madrid midfielder did his thing to host a memorable night for his wife Victoria and two of his four young men as England settles in at its lockout of the year.
In statements to Instagram, David, 45, shared a series of photos with his fans as the circle of relatives glided into the toasted marshmallows and played with magic candles.
Tradition: He could not go to the stake, but David Beckham made sure that the bonfire came to him as long as the footballer and his family circle did their best to enjoy the celebrations on 5 November.
In statements to fans, the returning footballer admitted that it is not the night of the bonfire he expected after existing rules, implemented in the fight opposing COVID-19, prohibit all mass concentrations.
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