David & Victoria Beckham Left “Shaken” After Burglary At Their London Home

David and Victoria Beckham have been still left “shaken up” immediately after their residence in London was burgled although they ended up inside of with their daughter, Harper, 10. As The Sunshine described, the pair’s £40 million west London mansion was invaded by a masked burglar on the evening of Feb. 28. The break-in was found out by the Beckhams’ son Cruz, who observed a damaged window in a spare bed room just after returning residence from an night with buddies. The teenager then notified his father, who subsequently phoned the police.

Thousands of kilos worthy of of items have been later on documented stolen, which include designer and electric products. Per the Guardian, a spokesperson for the Metropolitan law enforcement said that the robbery is considered to have happened between 8.30 p.m. and 11.30 p.m., and officers responded to a theft at the Holland Park property at 12.37 a.m. on March 1.

The Sunshine experiences that, even though the burglar had fled the scene ahead of authorities arrived, it is suspected they may be part of a criminal gang that also targeted two nearby properties on the exact evening.

A source discovered that it was “upsetting” for the Beckham family members when they discovered any individual had broken into their home whilst they were being there. “Sadly, the Beckhams have been the victims of some reasonably skilled robbers, who have been running in the space,” the source commented. “Fortunately, the criminals only manufactured it as much as a single bed room.”

In spite of the profitable break-in, the insider also disclosed that the safety at the Beckham property is “very very good, both bodily and technically.” They ongoing, “The thieves had damaged by a window and darted straight again out of the identical one with a compact range of objects. Luckily, none had a big sum of sentimental worth to the relatives.”

As the Guardian notes, the west London neighbourhood, dubbed “millionaires’ row,” is renowned for its A-record residents, which includes the likes of Sir Elton John, Robbie Williams, and Simon Cowell — who himself was the target of a theft in the area back in 2015.

Bustle has contacted a consultant of the Beckham family for remark