David Beckham enjoys fireworks night at home with his children

He couldn’t go to the bonfire, but ensured the bonfire came to him as the footballer and his family did their best to enjoy the November 5th celebrations on Thursday evening. 

The former Manchester United and Real Madrid midfielder did his best to lay on a memorable Guy Fawkes night for wife Victoria and two of his four children as England settles into its  second national of the year. 

Taking to Instagram, David, 45, shared an array of pictures with his followers as the family tucked into toasted marshmallows and played with sparklers. 

Addressing fans, the retired footballer admitted it wasn’t the bonfire night he was expecting after current rules, implemented in the fight against COVID-19, forbade all mass gatherings. 

Sharing a selfie on the picture messaging site, he wrote:  ‘Tonight’s a slightly different firework night but at least we have sparklers.’

Youngest son Cruz, 15, also shared an image of his sparkler as the famous family came together for the annual celebration.

David and daughter Harper, nine, were also seen tucking into seen indulging in S’mores – a traditional American treat – while sitting close to their homemade fire.

Victoria later shared a playful video of her husband as he obliviously crammed one of the toasted snacks into his mouth.  

The former footballer posted the ingredients with anyone hoping to make their own by revealing he’d made them using Hershey’s milk chocolate, Graham’s crackers and marshmallows.  

He also offered a quick tutorial to followers by placing a marshmallow between two crackers and placing it over their open fire. 

The family are understood to be back at their sprawling Cotswolds estate, PTS Terbaik ASEAN where they spent three months during England’s first lockdown before returning to London.

Much of the UK’s fireworks displays and bonfires were cancelled as England entered a month-long lockdown, which is currently scheduled to end on Wednesday, December 2nd.