Victoria and David Beckham secretly contracted coronavirus post their trip to the US in March: Report

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Victoria and David Beckham spent some quality time together this week as they indulged in two of their greatest passions – each other and fitness.The couple have spent the last week enjoying each other's company while detoxing at Villa Stéphanie in Baden Baden in Germany's Black Forest, where a seven-night programme starts from £3,430 per person!MORE: Victoria Beckham's fitness and diet secrets revealedWATCH: Victoria and David Beckham get ready for date nightSharing a glimpse inside their

David Beckham a doting dad to Brooklyn, Romeo, Cruz and Harper, a wife to fashion icon Victoria Beckham and a legendary footballer, he's also part-owner of Miami football club Inter Miami. It makes sense then, that the couple should own a home in the city, even if they do already have two impressive properties in London and the Cotswolds.

David and Victoria Beckham own two incredible homes in London and the Cotswolds, which they share with their four children Brooklyn, Romeo, Cruz and Harper. Their property in the capital is situated in Holland Park, and is worth an estimated £31million, after they spent an additional £8million on renovation work in 2016.

Sun claimed that the Beckham's and some members of their staff caught coronavirus earlier this year.David, wife Victoria and their children split their time between the States and the UK between March 5 and 19, travelling from Los Angeles to London to the Cotswolds to Miami and then back to the Cotswolds, with no way of knowing when in their travels they contracted the virus. The Beckhams began the month in Los Angeles to watch David's football club, Inter Milan FC take on Los Angeles FC in an

Victoria Beckham didn’t react well to last week’s headlines accusing her and husband David of catching coronavirus at the start of lockdown and trying to keep it covered up.

Victoria and David Beckham had been isolating at their second home in the Cotswolds, but the couple, along with their four children Brooklyn, Romeo, Harper and Cruz have officially returned to their £31million house in London.On Tuesday, David took to Instagram with a video giving a clear view of their incredible kitchen as he gave their three pet dogs a treat each. MORE: Victoria Beckham shares rare video inside stunning Cotswolds homeWATCH: David Beckham shares video inside stunning kitchen at

David and Victoria Beckham reportedly had coronavirus.

Victoria and David Beckham reportedly secretly battled COVID-19 earlier this year after contracting the virus during a pre-lockdown trip to the US.The pair flew to the States in March and attended a number of networking events as David launched his new football club Inter Miami before returning to the UK and celebrating eldest son Brooklyn’s 21st birthday with a huge bash attended by the likes of Emma Bunton and Stormzy.The Beckhams allegedly later tested positive and feared they could be

David and Victoria Beckham reportedly battled coronavirus after catching the deadly bug while in Los Angeles earlier this year. It has been said that a number of relatives and staff members also came down with Covid-19 following the launch 45 year old David's new football club Inter Miami in March.

Victoria and David Beckham have officially returned to their home in London.

David and Victoria Beckham's bed in their Cotswold's home is big enough to sleep three, apparently! The former England footballer took to Instagram to reveal their youngest child, Harper, had slept in her parents' bedroom.PHOTOS: Inside David and Victoria Beckham's beautiful country retreat in the CotswoldsNext to a sweet snap of the trio cuddled up in bed, David wrote: "We had a visitor in the night #HarperSeven @victoriabeckham." With crisp white pillowcases, a thick duvet and a chic wooden

Victoria and David Beckham bought their first marital house in 2001 for £1.25million.