Brooklyn Beckham laughs as he gets THIRD parking ticket after learning to drive just four months ago
The son of Victoria and David Beckham laughed when he realised he'd been FINED again
BROOKLYN Beckham has racked up THREE parking fines since passing his driving test in July but the 17-year-old laughed it off as he spotted the yellow ticket on his windscreen on Wednesday.
The son of Victoria and David Beckham giggled with his pals after landing his second ticket in less than a week.
However, a few parking fines is a drop in the ocean for the Beckham family, who are believed to be worth in the region of £600million.
Brooklyn appeared unfazed by the £130 fine and peeled off the penalty notice from the windscreen of his £37,000 Mercedes before hopping in.
It looks like a traffic warden had been keeping an eye on the keen photographer and his flashy car and wrote him a ticket as soon as Brooklyn failed to pay for parking.
Brooklyn then discovered the fine after enjoying lunch with his mates at Giraffe.
The 17-year-old is used to it at this stage after getting a ticket less than a week ago and again in October.
Brooklyn received his flashy silver car for his seventeenth birthday back in March – and has been a regular on the streets near the Beckham’s lavish West London home ever since he passed his test in July.
However, driving such a flashy car at a young age doesn’t come cheap.
An insurance expert from Go Compare told the Mail Online that it can cost up to £7,500 a year for a new driver to be insured on such a powerful car, but that price could increase if he was carrying “high value cargo” like his parents or actress ex-girlfriend Chloe Moretz.
However, shortly after receiving his latest ticket, Brooklyn made his way across London to meet up with Rocco Ritchie's girlfriend Kim Turnbull.
Yesterday The Sun exclusively revealed that Madonna’s son Rocco, 16, had been caught with cannabis in drug bust after fed-up neighbours reported him to cops.
They were furious after spotting Rocco, son of Guy Ritchie, “smoking or doing drugs” in their posh neighbourhood in Primrose Hill, North London.
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