David Beckham cruises on motorbike in a leather jacket as he stars in new Pepsi advert
David Beckham donned a black leather jacket while cruising on a motorbike in a new ad for Pepsi.
The campaign, which features the tagline ‘If you love it, it is never a waste’, is the latest instalment of Pepsi’s Thirsty for More platform.
At the start of the ad, the football legend, 49, is seen walking toward a motorbike before hopping on and revving the engine.
In a close-up shot, David turns to the camera and says, ‘If you love it, it’s never a waste’ while sporting the sleek biker look.
Another shot highlights his signature neck tattoos as he takes a long sip of the soft drink before riding off into the sunset.
David’s relationship with Pepsi spans decades, including multiple endorsement deals and iconic campaigns.
One notable deal, announced in 2004, was a five-year sponsorship worth £10 million to coincide with Euro 2004.
Speaking about the partnership, David said: ‘It’s always great working with Pepsi – we’ve been making campaigns together for well over 20 years now and have produced a lot of great work in that time.
He added: ‘I enjoyed shooting this latest campaign and I’m excited for what’s to come.’
It comes as David will reunite with his eldest son Brooklyn at his 50th birthday party next week, ending any rumours of a family feud.
The former footballer will celebrate his milestone birthday with a lavish dinner party on Friday May 2 at three Michelin star restaurant Core in London.
Brooklyn, 26, and his wife Nicola Peltz are reported to be on the guest list, alongside David and Victoria’s other three children Romeo, 22, Cruz, 20, and Harper, 13 and celeb pals including Tom Cruise and David’s Class of ’92 teammates.
Chefs at Core have spent weeks designing a bespoke menu for the celebrations, with an insider revealing to The Sun how David is keen to have a more intimate party at his favourite London restaurant, surrounded by his beloved family.
‘David is going all out for his 50th – and while a dinner party seems understated it is going to be a bash to remember,’ the source explained.
