DAVID Beckham has raked in a huge £72m in a year – after having a huge hit with his Netflix documentary.
Company figures released today reveal David Beckham Ventures Limited and Seven Global LLP made a £72.6m profit through sponsorships and his production company.
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David was a co-producer of ‘Save our Squad’ for Disney + and ‘Fever Pitch’ for BBC Two, and his production company developed and produced the ‘Beckham’ documentary series and the Ronnie O’Sullivan biopic, ‘The Edge of Everything’, for Netflix and Amazon Prime Video respectively.
And the company that handles David’s brand deals raked in the cash too – Seven Global, which handles his partnerships with Adidas and Tudor, among other brands – reports profits of £8.6m on revenues of £10.1m.
Last night a source said: “It’s been a golden year for Goldenballs. The Netflix documentary deal was worth over £20 million alone and its huge success has been vindication.
“David continues to be flooded with commercial and partnership offers and has never been more in demand – despite retiring 10 years ago.
“Meanwhile Victoria is finally making a profit, largely due to her hugely successful online make-up brand, and her sales are up 44%.
“It’s also interesting to note that she is now monetising social media and making a considerable profit from this- she does absolute no advertising; it’s all her doing her own make-up tutorials which then link to her products.
“The couple are on course to make over £100m next year which is quite astonishing.”
While David and Victoria have grafted for their earnings, they don’t hesitate in spending it either.
Earlier this month they jetted away on a lavish holiday, heading to a private island in the Bahamas for a family vacation.
This came after doting dad David whisked his only daughter Harper, 12, for a special trip to NYC.
The pair braved the heights of a new 850ft sky high attraction at the Rockefeller Center in New York, which recreates the 1932 image of workers at lunch high up on a girder.
Meanwhile, they have funnelled their earnings into property too, creating a vast empire of investments.
They have managed to build up a £70million+ property empire over the years, which include a £31.5million London Townhouse.
They also often hunker down at a £6.15million farmhouse in the Cotswolds, which they bought back in 2016.
There is an outdoor swimming pool, football pitch and even a traditional Estonian sauna.
Overseas, the pair own a £20million penthouse in the exclusive One Hundred Museum building in Miami as well as a £4million Burj Khalifa home.
Properties in Dubai and a yacht also add to the impressive collection.
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