David Beckham, the former footballer, was seen cheering for Spain during a World Cup semi-final match, accompanied by his wife Victoria and their children. The couple, along with their three youngest children—Romeo, 23, Cruz, 21, and Harper, 15—occupied prime seats for the game between France and Spain.

Harper was seen wearing a Spain football jacket, while Romeo and Cruz were also present, as was Cruz's girlfriend, Jackie Apostel. The family appeared tense as they watched the closely contested match, which saw Spain secure a place in the World Cup final.

The Beckhams, along with their three youngest children, had prime seats to watch the game and were seen looking tense as they watched the game play out to see which team would secure a spot in the World Cup final

Their daughter Harper, 15, was seen donning a Spain football jacket, while standing next to her brothers, Romeo, 23, and Cruz, 21

Cruz and his girlfriend, Jackie Apostel, 30, was also spotted with the family

Beckham's support for Spain stems from his four-year tenure with Real Madrid from 2003 to 2007. He also had a brief five-month spell with Paris Saint-Germain in 2013. This recent outing follows an instance where Victoria Beckham's subdued reaction to England's World Cup quarter-final match went viral, sparking online discussion.

It comes after David insisted his wife Victoria was 'celebrating on the inside' after her subdued reaction to England's nail-biting World Cup quarter-final clash went viral

David Beckham commented on the viral moment, assuring that his wife was celebrating internally, humorously noting that her reactions were slower than his own. Victoria eventually joined in the clapping as England won their match.

The football legend commented on stand-up comedian Jenny Johnson's summary of the match, who had sarcastically wrote that 'Victoria blows [her] enthusiasm out of the water'

Victoria Beckham has previously expressed that she did not enjoy watching football when she first met David, feeling she was not 'wanted' at matches. However, her perspective has shifted in recent years, particularly since David established his own club, Inter Miami. She told the Financial Times in 2024 that she now feels more included and welcomed, enjoying the atmosphere more.

David's loyalty was with Spain after having a four season stint with Real Madrid in the early noughties