Inside David Beckham’s incredible vacation aboard the new £ 5million luxury superyacht named Seven

LIFE seemed like child’s play for David Beckham as he set sail on his new £ 5million yacht yesterday.

The former England and Manchester United ace set off on a first cruise on his mega-boat with his wife Victoria and family, including his parents

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The ship’s name is Seven – corresponding to her jersey number for the Red Devils and as her country’s skipper, as well as the middle name of her ten-year-old daughter, Harper.

Unshaven Becks was on the crest of a wave as he laughed and joked during the sunny Florida ride as he was dressed in black shorts, a white t-shirt and a baseball cap worn Upside down.

One spectator said: “David looked ecstatic as he set sail in his gleaming boat. He had wanted a yacht for a long time and couldn’t be happier with his new toy.

The Sun said last month it was helping design the Italian-made toy.

The father-of-four, 46, splashed the 93.5-foot yacht after a visit to the Ferretti shipyard in Forli.

It was introduced to the proud Becks near his mooring, close to the star’s £ 19million penthouse in Miami.

He set sail alongside Posh and his parents Anthony and Jackie Adams, as they were served drinks in a silver platter after four attentive crew members prepared the ship.

Floral decorations and fluffy white towels were dotted around the boat as the group chatted happily on the upper deck, seated on comfortable cushions.

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Victoria, 47, arrived for the trip in a revealing black mini dress and sunglasses before donning a warmer outfit.

Snaps on social media also show other family members having fun, including Harper, the couple’s second son Romeo, 19, and partner Mia Regan, also 19.

On board were also the youngest son Cruz, 16, Libby Adams, Victoria’s 20-year-old niece, and his friend Ahmed Al-Sibai.

The yacht can accommodate ten people in five state rooms. And the millionaire’s status symbol has a top speed of 30 knots. It also has an extended swim platform, a beach terrace.

Alberto Galassi, managing director of boatbuilder Ferretti, said of Becks’ yacht: “There is so much steel on this boat – and glass. We are surrounded by glass. It’s a sort of little crystal palace.

He added, “We sell emotions, we sell fun, we sell entertainment, we sell good times, we don’t sell boats. We sell a nice way of life.

Becks is in the money after finalizing a ten-year £ 150million deal to promote Qatar, the host nation of this year’s World Cup final.

However, he was strongly condemned for taking the money as the country has an appalling human rights record.

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