London Marathon: Brooklyn Beckham congratulates his younger brother Romeo on £6,000 charity run
Brooklyn Beckham today congratulated his younger brother Romeo on raising £6,000 for charity after running in the children's race at the London Marathon.
Romeo, 12, completed the three-mile race from Old Billingsgate to The Mall this morning.
His brother Brooklyn shared a picture of the two of them at the finish line today, in which the 16-year-old model dons a Team Romeo t-shirt.
He wrote on Instagram: "Congratulations Romeo for raising £6,000 for UNAIDS and 7 Fund".
The Mini London Marathon event is open to children aged 11 to 17 and sees runners competing in six races depending on their age.
The race was a family affair for the Beckhams, as David and Victoria cheered Romeo on from the sidelines along with their youngest son Cruz, 10.
The whole family were seen proudly displaying their Team Romeo t-shirt as the young athlete walked away with his medal.
Victoria teamed her t-shirt with a sleek leather jacket and skinny faded black jeans with heeled boots, while David opted for a khaki army style jacket, a black beanie hat with a denim shirt and jeans.
Their daughter Harper, 3, was the only Beckham notably absent from the event.
The Beckhams, who are said to be worth more than £200million, currently live in a £31.5million mansion in west London.
