It seems they both have posh taste.
David Beckham and Victoria Beckham spent nearly $2,400 while out to dinner in Miami Tuesday night, Pvnew has exclusively learned.
The soccer star, 48, and the fashion designer, 49, were spotted dining at the luxe LPM Restaurant and Bar in the Magic City’s Brickell neighborhood, and a source confirms they racked up a hefty bill.
The pair — whom we’re told were dining with just two other guests — ordered an endive salad, corn and pomegranate salad, arrabiata rigatoni, branzino and red snapper, among other items from the French restaurant’s menu that totaled $1,869.
The bill, which also included 20 percent gratuity of $373 and nearly $200 in taxes, came out to a grand total of $2,390.16.
It is unclear whether the Beckhams left an additional tip, but a source tells us the famous duo and their guests were very gracious toward the waitstaff.
A source says the couple’s waitress was overheard expressing concern over her appearance because she had been “working outside in the humidity” all day.
However, the Inter Miami co-owner kindly reassured his server that she still looked great.
David and Victoria, whom we’re told was dressed chicly in all-black, were given the VIP treatment as they were escorted in and out of the sophisticated eatery via a back entrance. They also dined behind a private wall throughout their entire dinner.
It appears LPM is a favorite hotspot for the duo, as The Post reported in August 2021 that they had dined there and left a whopping $120 tip on a $370 bill at the time.
Splurging is nothing new for David and Victoria, who reportedly have a combined net worth of $450 million.
The former Spice Girl and the ex-LA Galaxy player threw their 12-year-old daughter, Harper, a Prada-themed birthday party over the weekend.
In April 2022, their eldest son, Brooklyn Beckham, tied the knot with actress Nicola Pelz in a lavish ceremony in Palm Beach, Fla., that was estimated to cost around $3 million.
David and Victoria, who married in 1999, also share sons Romeo, 20, and Cruz, 18.
