Beckham's new journey in America

Beckham's new journey in America

The former England captain David Beckham about to venture on a new career in US soccer for LA Galaxy and his pop star wife Victoria about to hit US TV screens, Brand Beckham is about to go into overdrive, while Los Angeles welcomes the newest additions to its A-graded stars. In anticipation of the Beckhams' arrival, photographers were waiting at the British Airways terminal of LAX since Wednesday morning. But they and the rest of the celebrity-hungry spectators won't have much longer to wait—Brooklyn, Posh, Becks, Romeo and Cruz were snapped leaving London's Heathrow Airport for the States earlier Thursday. "We are so excited about America," the artist known as Posh Spice said on The Today Show Thursday. "We want to embrace the culture with open arms. This is a huge move for us, for our children. You know, David takes his career very seriously. This is a big, big deal for us."
"Not as many people know who we are here," Victoria told Today. "It might be a bit crazy when we first get here, because we're new, but then I think people will probably realize, you know what, I'm actually quite boring. I think everyone else's lives are probably, I wouldn't say more interesting, we have a great life, but we are relatively private.There are so many really famous people in L.A.," she told the morning show. "I mean, we always joke about it and say, you know, you got Brad Pitt, you got Angelina Jolie, you got Tom, you got Katie. I mean, we're just Victoria and David."
Victoria thinks not only do the other, more established—at least in America—stars warrant greater coverage than she and her husband but their images tend to be a shade more photogenic.
Beckham will be formally introduced by his new club, the Los Angeles Galaxy at a news conference on Friday, while Victoria is to be the subject of a documentary telecasted on US television next Monday.