Victoria Beckham Drags Daughter Away from Bloody Fight at Miami Restaurant

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  • A scuffle broke out at a star-studded event in a Miami restaurant, resulting in a violent assault by bouncers.
  • Victoria Beckham was seen leading her daughter away from the scene, where the altercation occurred.
  • The fight erupted at Gecko in Miami, owned by rapper Bad Bunny, after security intervened over photo-taking.
  • Security staff's mistaken actions led to the alleged assault of a man who was wrongly targeted.


A nasty scuffle broke out at a star-studded event at a swanky restaurant in Miami, which saw a man violently assaulted by bouncers. Victoria Beckham was seen leading her 12-year-old daughter Harper away from the restaurant following the altercation. The mother-daughter duo had been dining at Gecko in Miami alongside David Beckham, Lionel Messi, and his wife Antonella Rokuzo. The fight broke out at the Japanese steakhouse, which is owned by rapper Bad Bunny on Friday evening after security reacted to a diner they thought was trying to take photos of Lionel.


Victoria was pictured reacting quickly to the violence as she escorted her daughter away from the restaurant. The pair headed for a security-driven SUV which was waiting outside. In a video of the fight, a bloodied man can be seen showing off his injuries outside the restaurant.

It's been reported that security staff mistakenly thought the man's friend was trying to take photos of the famous party before allegedly kicking him out and assaulting him.


The incident has raised questions about the handling of security and the escalation of tensions at high-profile events. As the investigation continues, witnesses and those involved await further details on the aftermath of the scuffle.

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