‘Gutted’ David Beckham reveals Storm Henk devastation at £6m Cotswolds home after bad weather rips through property

DAVID Beckham revealed the aftermath of Storm Henk’s destruction at his £6 million Cotswolds home, following the property’s encounter with severe weather.

The 48-year-old shared an image of a fallen tree close to his residence.

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David Beckham shared the aftermath of Storm Henk’s impact on his £6 million Cotswolds home after severe weather hit the property[/caption]

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Storm Henk unleashed torrential showers and strong gales, causing havoc across Britain in the past few nights[/caption]

David captioned the picture: “Could have been worse, still gutted.”

Torrential showers and blisteringly strong gales battered Britain for the past few nights as Storm Henk brought misery to many across the country.

Winds reaching 94mph ripped up trees and sent scaffolding crashing.

David tried to remain positive on his acres of land as he panned the camera towards his new chicken coop.

His wife, Victoria, gave the former England captain a flock of the fowl for Christmas.

David gave fans a glimpse into his home in his Netflix documentary.

The property boasts a huge lake and incredible grounds as one scene showed David sitting at his garden table looking at his mansion.

The home also features a sauna, safari tent and football pitch.

David and Victoria snapped up the mansion for £6million in 2017.

As well as their Cotswolds pad, they have homes in London and Miami.

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Crews responded to 30 calls, addressing issues like fallen trees, scaffolding, and roof damage in the aftermath of the storm[/caption]

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In his Netflix documentary, David offered fans a glimpse into the features of their Cotswolds home[/caption]

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Alongside their Cotswolds pad, David and Victoria own homes in London and Miami[/caption]