David Beckham has enjoyed a family day out with his sons Brooklyn, Romeo and Cruz.
The former footballer took his boys to an ANVIO Virtual Reality center, which is a full body virtual reality experience, in London earlier this week.
David, 43, took to his Instagram story to post a pic of the clan kitted out in the virtual reality equipment.
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The pic sees David, Romeo, 15, Brooklyn, 19, and 13-year-old Cruz all wearing VR headsets while sporting headphones around their necks and carrying VR guns.
David captioned the shot: “Fun day with my boys,” followed by a heart emoji.
Meanwhile, Romeo posted a photo of himself, his brothers and dad David on his own Instagram account.
Romeo captioned the shot: “So fun xx @brooklynbeckham @davidbeckham @cruzbeckham.”
Fans loved seeing the Beckham boys enjoying a day out together.
One person said: “Dad/sons goals! You’re so good looking guys.”
Another commented: “That looks pretty fun,” while a third wrote: “Squad goals.”
David’s outing with his boys comes shortly after it was announced he will receive the UEFA President’s Award later this year.
UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin called the former England captain “a true football icon of his generation”.
Taking to Instagram, David gushed: “Thank you Aleksander for selecting me as the winner of this year’s UEFA President’s Award!
“It’s an honour to be part of such an elite group of players. I look forward to seeing you and receiving the award in Monaco later this month.”
Meanwhile, David and his family have recently returned from their holiday in Indonesia.
David, his wife Victoria and their four kids visited Bali and Sumba.
During their stay in Sumba, the clan visited a school to meet the local children.
As well as playing with the children, Victoria revealed Cruz and daughter Harper, seven, were helping them learn English.
Read more: Beckhams help teach English to schoolchildren on holiday
The family were getting involved in the Sumba Foundation, which wants to alleviate poverty by providing access to drinking water, general health, education and economic opportunities.
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