Soccer ace David Beckham has revealed that he does not like his kids using an American accent.
The 32-year-old sportsman, who is living in Los Angeles where he plays club football with LA Galaxy, said that he likes it when his kids use a British accent but now that they are picking up American accent as well, he is not happy.
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"They sound as if they are from London - and that is how I want them to sound - but they are getting little parts of an American accent," Mirror quoted Beckham, as saying.
"Romeo keeps saying 'Awesome' a lot, 'Awesome, awesome'," he added.
The England star, who was being interviewed on ITV's 'This Morning,' was also asked about his underwear.
"Used to be boxers, but now it is Y-fronts," Beckham said.
Source: ANI
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The England star, who was being interviewed on ITV's 'This Morning,' was also asked about his underwear.
"Used to be boxers, but now it is Y-fronts," Beckham said.
Source: ANI
SRM/P
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