David Beckham is left with an unmissable bald patch on his head after DIY buzz-cut goes horribly wrong – and even Victoria admits it ‘looks terrible’

Hair styles are as famous as the undisputed free kicks, but David Beckham’s last attention drew attention for all the wrong reasons on Saturday.

Former Manchester United and the UK midfielder, with a pair of clippers, a DIY buzzing almost sprayed itself after spraying itself.

In 2000, Beckham, 50-year-old, tried to throw traditional short-kemer and sides in favor of the shaved look he introduced in a famous way at the summit of football glory.

However, the former footballer, after falling from the middle of the head of a crop came – he left him with a prominent bald patch on his head.

The error, which has already shaved most of her hair in a thin stubble, left Beckham with a few options and left nothing to hide the open skin patch.

And then little sympathy was given by his wife Victoria, who shared a video of her husband’s irregular buzz with Instagram followers.

Hair styles are as famous as unquestionable free kicks, but David Beckham’s last Saturday drew attention for all wrong reasons

Beckham came from the shaving buckets of the head after a clipping came – he left him with a prominent bald patch on his head

‘Doesn’t look good,’ Beckham confesses to him reluctantly. ‘I will always be honest with you – it looks terrible.’

Beckham has modeled Buzz many times since he started a Premier League match against Leicester City more than 20 years ago.

During the last interview with his old teammate and best friend Gary Neville for overlap Podcast, the retired footballer called it his favorite hairstyle.

‘I always like the skin,’ he confessed. ‘I always liked it, because it was easy and you didn’t have to do anything with it.’

In May, Beckham launched an objection of collecting a new donation to UNICAM’s support for vulnerable children before the 50th birthday.

Former footballer, UNICEF has worked as an Ambassador of Goodwill for 20 years – he saw that he had raised awareness on education, health, vaccination and protection.

New charm, child marriage, female genital disability, violence and abuse will help to improve the lives of girls and adolescent girls.

In a video sent to Instagram on the appeal, Beckham said: ‘We witness a global financing crisis in which the most vulnerable children suffer the most and need our urgent assistance. Please support my birthday donation collection support.

Beckham had tried to throw traditional short belts and sides in favor of shaving appearance at the summit of the football splendor (depicted in 2004)

But the former footballer came to a crop after falling from the shaver – he left him with a prominent bald patch on his head

In 2008, Beckham shows a more successful look during a view at Teen Choice Awards with Eş Victoria and Teen Choice Awards

“ I’m going 50 years old next month. This is a big milestone that makes me think about the opportunities I have and the experiences that shape me.

‘When I looked back, I had some moments that had the most impact on me. As the father of four magnificent children, I know how lucky my family is to be safe and access education and health services.

“ I met children living in the most challenging situations around the world and I saw what could happen when they were supported to take control of their lives.

‘Today, 25 years after my first visit to a female center in Thailand, the world is a very difficult place for children – especially for girls.

So I’m starting a donation gathering charm for my birthday. I want children who need to believe that their voices will be heard.

‘If you believe that every child should have the chance to reach full potential, please click the link in my biography to donate. Whatever you can give, it will make a difference in children’s lives.

Every child deserves the chance to imagine. Together, we can help make these dreams come true. Thanks @unicef. #Foreberychild. ‘

Before the 50th birthday in May, Beckham launched an objection of collecting a new donation for UNICAM’s support for vulnerable children