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David and Victoria Beckham ‘secretly caught CORONAVIRUS while partying in Los Angeles and feared being’ SUPER DISPENSERS ‘after flying back to the UK for their son Brooklyn’s 21st birthday before flying to Miami’
- Representatives for David Beckham declined to comment when contacted by MailOnline.
David and Victoria Beckham are said to have secretly caught CORONAVIRUS while partying in Los Angeles.
According to a new report, the couple feared being ‘SUPER DISPENSERS’ after flying back to the UK for their son Brooklyn’s 21st birthday before returning to America to spend time in Miami.
It has been claimed that it was here that the soccer legend began to feel ill, and his designer wife developed a sore throat and fever shortly thereafter.
Super spreaders !? David, 45, and Victoria Beckham, 46, are said to have secretly caught COVID-19 while partying in Los Angeles before flying back to the UK and then flying to Miami (pictured at the party his son Brooklyn’s 21st birthday in the Cotswolds on March 8)
A source told The Sun: ‘It was an absolute nightmare scenario,’ explaining how David was in Los Angeles chatting on behalf of his club Inter Miami, when Victoria and her children flew in to support him.
“They attended a couple of fancy networking events as David had promotional duties, and they shook hands and kissed fans and various club dignitaries,” the source stated.
The footballer and former Spice Girl flew back to London, where they went to his Cotswolds estate to celebrate their oldest son’s 21st birthday in style.
The couple then flew to Miami, which was allegedly when David began to feel ill and soon after Victoria developed a sore throat and high fever.
(Pictured in the Cotswolds on March 19)
Miami! In March, David proudly displayed his new Inter Miami soccer stadium
The source claimed that several members of Beckhams’ team, including drivers, bodyguards and personal assistants, also fell ill, “some of them very seriously.”
According to the source, Victoria “really panicked” and forced the entire family to rigidly self-quarantine for more than the required period of two weeks, defined by the UK government.
“She was completely petrified that they could be super spreaders, and she did her best to minimize all future risks,” the source said.
Representatives for David Beckham declined to comment when contacted by MailOnline.
(Pictured at his son Brooklyn’s 21st birthday party in the Cotswolds on March 8)
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