David Beckham hospital photo posted by Victoria after two-decade injury revealed
David Beckham is recovering from a recent hospital stay.
The Inter Miami CF co-owner was laid up in a hospital bed with his arm in sling, as seen in an image on wife Victoria Beckham's Instagram Story on Friday.
'Get well soon daddy,' Victoria, 51, wrote, adding a heart emoji.
3 David Beckham was laid up in a hospital bed with his arm in sling, as seen in an image on wife Victoria Beckham's Instagram Story on Friday, June 27, 2025.
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Beckham, 50, who was smiling in the photo, was wearing a hospital gown while hooked up to wires.
The Spice Girls alum didn't share further details about Beckham's injury.
Beckham underwent surgery to repair a wrist fracture sustained 22 years ago during a 2003 friendly match versus South Africa, according to the Irish Star — adding that a recent X-ray showed a screw was stuck in his forearm from that original surgery and it didn't dissolve properly.
Another snapshot by Victoria showed the legendary right winger resting at home and wearing a friendship bracelet that read, 'Get Well Soon.'
3 David Beckham wore a 'Get Well Soon' friendship bracelet while recovering from a recent hospital stay, according to his wife, Victoria Beckham.
Instagram/Victoria Beckham
Victoria, who runs her own fashion and beauty empire, also shared a photo of a bunch of boxes of Beeup, the fruit snacks brand Beckham launched earlier this month.
Beckham has yet to address his injury publicly.
3 Victoria Beckham and David Beckham attend the Netflix 'Beckham' UK Premiere at The Curzon Mayfair on October 3, 2023 in London, England.
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However, he did congratulate tennis superstar Aryna Sabalenka for becoming the latest investor in IM8, the supplement brand co-founded by Beckham, on his instagram Story.
'Welcome to the family,' Beckham wrote, including a snapshot of him and Sabalenka holding an Inter Miami jersey.
It's unclear if Beckham will attend Inter Miami's clash with Paris Saint-Germain, the current European champion, in the Club World Cup on Sunday.
Lionel Messi will face his former team at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia and a win over the reigning European champion would secure Inter Miami a spot in the quarterfinals.
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