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David Beckham builds Lego models to help relieve stress - Daily Record
David Beckham stays up until 3am building Lego castle for Harper | Metro News
David Beckham, 47, reveals he loves to play with Lego because it 'helps him relax' | Daily Mail Online
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David Beckham plays with his new Lego as Victoria challenges him to a complicated Star Wars set | The Sun
David Beckham's beautiful game now? Lego | The Sunday Times
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David Beckham has been handed quite possibly his greatest accolade after having his career highlights immortalised in Lego. | Metro News
David Beckham outsmarts Victoria as she teases him for playing with LEGO | Hollywood News
David Beckham Looks Proud Of Himself After Making Lego Hogwarts Castle - LADbible
Victoria Beckham mocks husband David for struggling with £160 Lego set | Metro News
David Beckham wants to be a professional Lego builder
David Beckham Is Building A Disney Castle For Harper | British Vogue | British Vogue
David Beckham stays up till 3am building Harper a 6,000 piece LEGO Hogwarts Castle | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
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David Beckham's beautiful game now? Lego | The Sunday Times
David Beckham finally finishes building Lego Disney castle after six days | The Independent | The Independent
David Beckham FINALLY finishes daughter Harper's 4,000-piece 3D Lego Disney castle - after six DAYS of work - Mirror Online
LEGO Taj Mahal sales skyrocket after soccer star David Beckham builds one - CSMonitor.com
