David Beckham pokes his head into the room again to remind his wife to “be honest”. But this time, he’s letting fans know that he and Victoria Beckham have a Super Bowl commercial on the horizon.
In a new teaser for the Uber Eats Super Bowl ad, the couple recreates their viral October clip from the Netflix spot Beckham documentary, where David, 48, interrupted Victoria, 49, during an on-camera interview.
In the new sneak peek, the pair don’t playfully discuss what it means to be “very working class” like in the viral video. Instead, David wants Victoria to “be honest” about their new ad spot.
David Beckham tells Victoria Beckham to ‘be honest’ after she claims she grew up ‘working class’
“So David and I are going to be in a little commercial,” Victoria begins the clip above as she sits on the sofa in her “my dad had a Rolls-Royce” T-shirt. David then stuck his head in the frame reminding her to “Be honest, be honest!”
“OK. That’s a big commercial,” Victoria adds, as David asks her to “tell them what’s going on.”
“David, I’m trying,” Victoria replies.
After further prodding from her husband, Victoria finally tells the cameramen that the commercial will air during a “big baseball game.”
Victoria Beckham in an Uber Eats commercial.
Uber Eats
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“A super big baseball game,” David hilariously clarifies, as the Spice Girls student asks him, “Or was that a hockey bowl?”
“A hockey bowl. Oh, and tell them about Jessica Anniston,” jokes David.
“Jessica Anniston will be in it too,” Victoria concludes the teaser, before David is heard declaring: “We love Jessica.”
The teaser ends with bold text that reads, “Whatever you forget this Sunday, remember Uber Eats.” And while David and Victoria seemed to forget some key details from their own preview — including Jennifer Aniston’s identity and exactly when the ad will air — fans can expect to catch the pair on their televisions during the Super Bowl on February 11.
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David Beckham in the Uber Eats commercial.
Uber Eats
The video comes two months after Victoria made the decision to sell a white crew-neck t-shirt with the words “My dad had a Rolls-Royce”, which was inspired by her first prank moment with her husband.
The phrase came from Victoria’s confessional in the Netflix doc, in which she claimed that she and David came from “a very working-class family.
“Be honest. In which car did your father drive you to school?” David asked her in the video, before she admitted that her dad drove a Rolls-Royce in the 80s.The shirt, which appears to have sold out, was selling for $150 on her label’s website.
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