Victoria Beckham jokes about David's large cucumber on US TV

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 15 Oct, 13:02 · Archive

Victoria Beckham joked about her husband David's oversized cucumber during a US television appearance.

Victoria Beckham joked about her husband David's oversized cucumber during an appearance on the US morning show Today. The fashion designer, 52, made the playful comment after having a tequila shot and martini whilst chatting with hosts Jenna Bush Hager and Sheinelle Jones.

The conversation shifted to David Beckham's recent passion for gardening and growing unusually large vegetables. When a photo of his cucumber appeared on screen, Victoria said: 'It looks like an instrument!' She also told Ms Hager: 'I've heard your cucumbers are very impressive, actually.' Ms Hager responded: 'I think his cucumber is bigger than my cucumber.' Victoria then quipped: 'It's a bit early to talk about this, no? We have tequila, now we're talking about... I mean, what is this?'

Victoria defended their new interest in gardening, saying: 'We work so much that we value that time together, in the vegetable patch. It's so lovely that we can do that together, and we really cherish and protect those moments.' She added that her husband's vegetables are 'impressive'. David Beckham's garden at their Cotswolds home now includes carrots, radishes, kale, onions and the noted cucumbers.

How it is being reported

• Victoria Beckham jokes about David Beckham's large cucumber' at Cotswolds homeVictoria Beckham has joked about her husband David’s 'large' cucumber during a live TV interview, after doing a shot of tequila.Oxford Mail · 15 Oct, 12:30
• Victoria Beckham jokes about David Beckham's large cucumber' at Cotswolds homeVictoria Beckham has joked about her husband David’s 'large' cucumber during a live TV interview, after doing a shot of tequila.Oxfordshire Guardian · 15 Oct, 12:30

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