London: Ace soccer David Beckham has been downloading `The Beatles` songs these days for his unborn daughter, says Victoria Beckham.
David, 36, who has been preparing for the arrival of his first daughter with fashion designer wife Victoria by next month is arranging the legendary band hits in lullaby form, a website reported.
"David has been downloading music for our baby! Rockabye baby lullaby renditions, so cool! Love The Beatles album!!! X VB (sic)," Victoria wrote in microblogging site
Twitter.
The couple who have sons, Brooklyn, 12, Romeo, 8, and Cruz, 6, will call their new daughter Jude, after the Beatles track `Hey Jude`. The suggestion was made by their
first child and hard core `Beatles` fan, Brooklyn.
"They`ve narrowed the names to three - and they`re keeping them a secret. Romeo wants to call her Justine Bieber, which is obviously off the list, but Brooklyn is a Beatles fan
and suggested Jude, which David and Victoria actually like," a source said.
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The Beckhams are also keen for their children to grow up musical, with Victoria herself a former singer with girl`s band `Spice Girls` and taking the children to see a sing-a-long version of musical film `Grease` earlier this month.
"We took the boys to see Sing Along Grease at the Hollywood Bowl, it was AMAZING!!!!!! (sic)," she tweeted.
PTI
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