David Beckham shares that he checked on Tom Brady after that epic roast while promoting documentary on Jimmy Kimmel Live

David Beckham shared that he checked on Tom Brady after his epic roast to see if he was okay on Wednesday’s episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Jimmy, 56, first asked David, 49, if he would ever get brutally roasted like Tom, 46, during a Netflix comedy special on Sunday.

“No,” said David. “I know Tom well and I have to admit that I sent him a message to see if he was okay.”

‘Is he doing okay?’ Jimmy asked.

“More than okay, but yeah, it was hard to watch,” David said.

The English football legend turned up with a jar of his own honey which he gave to Jimmy.

“You own the Miami Football Club, how many owners?” Jimmy asked later.

“There are three of us,” David said. “Myself and two brothers, Jorge and Jose Mas.”

Jimmy asked if the team was more successful than he thought.

‘I always hoped it would be such a success, and it obviously helps to have someone like Leo involved. So obviously that was always the plan, but you never know,” David said, referring to Lionel Messi.

“Do you know how popular he is?” asked Jimmy, who said even his seven-year-old son Billy was crazy about Messi.

“It’s just that effect that Leo has on the game and the world,” David said. “One of the reasons we wanted to bring him to America was to inspire the next generation. That was my plan. Obviously I wanted to bring him for the player he is and the person he is. I’ve played against him countless times, luckily twice, but I’m a fan of his and have followed him for many years, and I’ve always intended to take the best player who has played in the game, in my opinion, to him to catch up. our team and thankfully it happened.”

Jimmy asked if he thought Lionel Messi was the best player.

“Everyone has their own opinion, but for me personally… there are a lot of great players who have played the game over the years, but in my opinion he is the perfect player,” David said.

Jimmy asked how he convinced Messi to come to Miami.

“Well, I could actually come to him and go with him with my experience of coming to America and my experience of coming to a league that at the time wasn’t as established as it is now,” David said. ‘There were only thirteen teams in the competition. Now there are almost thirty. And it’s in a different position than when I first got here.”

David added that “he has always loved Miami. He always liked the idea of ​​the project to make the game even bigger in this country. And when you bring someone like that to America, people notice that.’

Jimmy agreed that the Americans noticed when David showed up.

Jimmy asked David about organizing his wife Victoria’s 50th birthday party. Jimmy then played a clip of Victoria singing with the other Spice Girls at the party while David filmed.

“How long had it been since they sang together,” Jimmy asked.

“It’s actually been 12 years since they did the Olympics in Britain, but 15, well over 15 years since they actually stood on the podium together,” David said. “So obviously they were all there that night and I didn’t expect them all to get on stage. But I had a whole video planned of me and my kids recreating the Mama video. So my son, who plays guitar and sings, had a song and he sang Mama, and suddenly all the girls stood up.”

‘And I’m their biggest fan, I don’t usually tell my wife that. I usually tell her I liked her when she was a Spice Girl,” David said. “I love that about her.”

“I’m sure she thought it was great that you were on a team too,” Jimmy said. “I loved your documentary.”

“We’ve been together 27 years this July,” David said. “We’ve been married for 25 years, so we’ll be married for 25 years in July.”

David said people have wanted him to make a documentary for a long time.

“I said for my 10-year anniversary of retirement, I want to do the documentary,” David said. “That was really the plan, but when we did it, it was amazing.”

David said he planned to watch the documentary alone on a big screen.

“When I looked at it that morning, I didn’t really like it,” David said. “I didn’t like watching it.”

David said he planned for Victoria to watch it at the premiere, but changed that and had her watch it with him that night.

‘We were literally sitting in bed with an iPad and we were watching two hours of rough editing and we got to the end of it and we looked at each other and we were so emotional – it was like we were laughing, we were crying, we were tired, because he had done so much in those 27 years,” David said. ‘That was really the moment when I fell in love with the documentary. Because I knew she loved it and that meant more to me.”

Jimmy said he learned from the documentary that David is a neat freak.

“Yes, I’m a bit obsessive-compulsive,” David said.

“It seems more like you’re looking around and trying to clean things up,” Jimmy asked.

“A little,” David said. “Honestly, that’s how I am. Victoria always jokes because when we have friends over for dinner or drinks, I start turning off the lights and cleaning the candles.”

David said he cleaned the wicks of the candles and the outside of the glasses.

Jimmy played a clip from the Netflix documentary. David said his father recorded all his games and kept all his newspaper clippings, and his mother was the same.

David said that his mother once found out which room this journalist was in at a hotel who kept writing bad things about his game so his mother found out which room he was in.

“So she put every dinner and every drink in his room,” David said.

Jimmy said he felt sorry for him while watching the documentary.

“It was hard,” David said. “The other day we were in a pub in London and I came out and on the windscreen of my car was a note, no name on it, just ‘we’re so sorry for the way we treated you’.”

“Do you ever talk to Travis Kelce and say ‘hey man here,’ what to expect?” Jimmy asked, referring to the football star who dated Taylor Swift.

“I think he can handle it,” David said.