Brooklyn Beckham passes driving test
David and Victoria Beckham's eldest son Brooklyn has passed his driving test.
The teen began taking driving lessons in his native U.K. after turning 17 in March (16), and it appears he is a fast learner after he was recently spotted behind the wheel of a luxury car alone.
His representatives have since confirmed to DailyMail.co.uk that
model and budding photographer Brooklyn has gained his driver's
license, and photos obtained by the publication's editors suggest
his famous parents celebrated their boy's latest achievement by
treating him to a brand new Mercedes C-class, which retails at
around $49,940 in Britain.
Meanwhile, Brooklyn has spent the past week in the U.S. with his
actress girlfriend, Chloe Grace Moretz, who he recently reunited
with after dating on and off for the past two years.
The young couple was spotted spending part of the Independence Day
holiday weekend (02-04Jul16) working out in Los Angeles, where
Brooklyn gave the paparazzi a glimpse of his toned torso as he
lifted his muscle T-shirt during the outing with his girl and a
male pal on Saturday (02Jul16).
Brooklyn's visit took place days after Kick-Ass star Chloe went on
the attack online after tiring of Internet trolls who poked fun at
her and her boyfriend, who were turned into targets on social media
after going public with their romance in April (16).
Taking aim at "people hiding behind computer screens", the
19-year-old took to Twitter to ask when they'll get "tired of
calling someone 'fat' or 'masculine'?"
"Does it make you feel good typing your hateful comments?" she
asked. "Does it fulfill you in some dark way?"
It's not clear exactly what prompted the teen's rant, but she
reminded detractors that people who write ignorant things on a
celebrity's profile are hurting a "real HUMAN BEING".
"He or she is a PERSON, with feelings and thoughts and a life that
you are affecting so negatively," Chloe added.
"I've spent my whole life in front of cameras growing up with
miscellaneous people judging and critiquing every little thing
about myself. It's time we all stop hiding behind keyboards
pretending we know even the smallest thing about the people we
judge."