‘What have you done?!' See the results of David Beckham's botched DIY haircut
The soccer legend decided to DIY his haircut the other day and the results were an epic fail.
Becks showed off his new look on Instagram Sunday in a clip with his wife Victoria in the background telling him it looks 'terrible.'
'So this happened yesterday whilst shaving my head and as you can hear my wife didn't find it funny at all,' said the caption.
Atop his shaved head peppered with gray stubble there's a large, swatch of baldness.
'What have you done!?' the former Spice Girl says, laughing.
'It's not funny,' Beckham answers, adding an explanation: 'The clipper head fell off.'
The InterMiami owner then references a line from their 2023 Netflix documentary when he accused his longtime love of lying about her family's wealth growing up ('Be honest').
'@victoriabeckham you don't always need to BE THAT HONEST. I quote 'It looks awful.' And yes, kids have content.'
Well, not all the kids. The Brit tagged three of their children, Romeo, Cruz and Harper, leaving out Brooklyn.
Not surprising as there are rumors of a family feud with the couple's oldest child, which reportedly started as far back as his 2022 wedding to actress/socialite Nicola Peltz in Palm Beach. The reason for the issues? The bride allegedly committed the fashion faux pas of not wearing a gown designed by her famous mother in law. Sigh.
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