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Dribble Alert : Posh And Becks Welcome A Baby Girl To The Brood
Family Beckham welcomes baby number four -- a GIRL. Victoria Beckham gave birth to a healthy baby girl Sunday morning in Los Angeles, according to the Associated Press.
A spokesman for hubby soccer icon David Beckham said "Happy and healthy she arrived at 7.55 am this morning at Cedars Sinai hospital in Los Angeles and weighed 7lbs 10oz."
The family have yet to announce a name for the little girl, who was born the morning after Beckham scored directly from a corner kick to give the Los Angeles Galaxy a 2-1 victory over the Chicago Fire, extending his team's Major League Soccer unbeaten streak to 12 matches.
Surely 'Golda' is the most obvious name choice for the little lady. We'll see what they come up with. The couple's expanding family also includes three boys: Brooklyn, 11, Romeo, 8, and Cruz, 5.
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