David & Victoria Beckham Lose Property Worth Millions After London Home Burglary, Couple Move to US Penthouse

• David and Victoria Beckham were left shaken after their London home was invaded by a masked bugler who got away with goods worth millions
• The masked thief gained access to the famous couple's mansion through the window of a spare bedroom while Victoria, David, and Harper were sleeping
• According to reports, the former England soccer team captain and his family have decided to move to the United States following the traumatic event

Retired soccer icon David Beckham and his wife Victoria were left shaken after a masked burglar gained access to their multi-million Rand mansion in London.

According to various reports, the couple was sleeping at home with their 10-year-old daughter Harper when the thief entered the house via a spare bedroom window.

Mail Online reports that the bugler got away with designer valuables worth millions of Rands. The publication adds that both David and Victoria were unaware that their mansion had been ransacked until their son Cruz alerted them.

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Police have been scouring the neighbourhood for CCTV camera footage to help them catch the criminal, The South African reports.

Geo TV has however revealed that the famous couple moved their entire family to their posh penthouse in the US following the traumatic incident. Hello Magazine also reported that the couple decided to move because they are scared that the burglar might return and physically harm them.

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Source: Briefly News