London, April 12 : A chocolate model of soccer ace David Beckham cracked just hours before an Easter exhibition.

Simon Dunn, who runs three chocolate shops in the North-West, created a life-size version of the footballer to celebrate 25 years in the choc business.

But as it was being loaded for a trip to London to take centre-stage in a special exhibition, the chocolate version of Beckham suffered a late injury scare when his arm snapped off.

London, April 11: Ace footballer David Beckham looked the perfect father figure when he was seen hanging out with his sons Cruz, Romeo and Brooklyn at the AC Milan training ground on Friday.

He larked about on the pitch used by his Italian side’s stars with his own little sons.

The children later turned up at Milan airport with their mother Victoria Beckham, reports the Sun.

Meanwhile, Beckham’s chances of going to the World Cup are increasing with every game.

London, April 11: David Beckham has donated one of his England shirts to help raise 20 million pounds through an online auction for Brit wounded troops.

The football ace will pen his autograph for the winning bidder of the shirt, presently under the hammer for Help for Heroes.

The 33-year-old backed the eBay collaborated Auction for Heroes to help build seven vital Army Convalescence Centres, saying: “They are the real heroes.”

“I was lucky enough to meet men and women from the armed services recently,” the Sun quoted him as saying.

“We are all thankful for their courage and bravery.

London, Apr 10 : Photos showing Prince Harry and David Beckham wearing their jeans really low were used in court as an evidence to prove that the trend to wear one's trousers at half-mast is a "mainstream" trend.

In a bizarre battle over whether the trend is cool or offensive, pictures of the soccer ace and the Royal were shown to a judge in West Palm Beach, Florida.

London, April 9: David Beckham''s first childhood house is expected to fetch 215,000 pounds after being put on auction.

The small three-bedroom house was said to have had a previous offer of a million pounds.

But after the deal for the property went down the drain, the house has been placed under the hammer.

The footballs ace’s former residence, near a dual carriageway and railway in Leytonstone, East London, will now be up for grabs at Savills on May 11.

London, Apr. 7 : England soccer star David Beckham''s son, Brooklyn, appears to be following in his father footsteps by showing off his football skills at an Italian park.

Brooklyn, 10, enjoyed the Italian sunshine as he and his two brothers Romeo, six, and Cruz, four, visited the park for a kickabout, The Telegraph reports.

Accompanied by a minder, Brooklyn displayed some of the skills he may have inherited from his father, who is currently on loan at AC Milan until the end of the season.