On a Tuesday night out to dinner in Miami, David and his wife Victoria Beckham spent nearly $2,400.
A source confirmed that the fashion designer, 49, and the soccer player, 48, spent a lot of money at the posh LPM Restaurant and Bar in the Magic City’s Brickell neighborhood.
Endive salad, corn and pomegranate salad, arrabiata rigatoni, branzino, and red snapper, among other items from the French restaurant’s menu, were ordered by the couple, who were reportedly dining alone.
The bill, which also included 20% tip of $373 and almost $200 in charges, emerged to a terrific all out of $2,390.16.
The couple were spotted eating at LPM Restaurant and Bar in Miami’s Brickell area. They requested several dishes from the menu, including rigatoni and red snapper dish.
It is unknown whether the Beckhams left an extra tip, but a source confirmed that the pair and their visitors were exceptionally charitable toward the server team.
The source additionally said the couple’s server was heard communicating worry over her appearance since she had been “working external in the moistness” day in and day out.
Nevertheless, the kind co-owner of Inter Miami reassured his server that she still looked great.
David and Victoria, whom we’re told was wearing all-black, were given the celebrity treatment as they were accompanied all through the refined restaurant by means of a back entrance. They also feasted behind a confidential wall all through their whole supper.
Spending lavishly is nothing new for David and Victoria, who reportedly have a combined net worth of $450 million.
Victoria and David own multiple properties but reside a large part of the time in Miami.
Meanwhile, in April 2022, their eldest son, Brooklyn Beckham, tied the knot with actress Nicola Pelz in a lavish ceremony in Palm Beach, Fla., that was estimated to cost around $3 million.
David and Victoria, who married in 1999, also share sons Romeo, 20, and Cruz, 18.
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