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Beckhams' home targeted

David and Victoria Beckham's Cotswolds home was reportedly targeted by masked raiders last week.

Police were called to the 43-year-old retired soccer star and 44-year-old fashion designer's PS6 million pad in Great Tew, Oxfordshire, after three balaclava-wearing intruders were caught on

CCTV outside the lavish property.

According to The Sun newspaper, they were spotted by guests staying at nearby Soho Farmhouse and reportedly placed a ladder up against the wall in a bid to have a view of any expensive items on display in the home.

The trio did not go inside the property which the couple often visit to take time out from their hectic work schedules - and nothing was stolen.

However, the incident shook up the couple who were left "devastated" by the news.

Paris robbery changed Kim K

Kim Kardashian West admits she was "deeply" changed by the "horrific" Paris robbery.

The 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians' star was held at gunpoint as thieves stole more than $10 million worth of jewellery from in her hotel room in the French capital in October 2016, and the reality star admits that the terrifying incident allowed her to reflect on her "self-worth" and how she shouldn't be defined by how much money she has to her name.

Appearing on Sunday's episode of 'The Alec Baldwin Show' Kim admitted: "My life has definitely changed a lot in the last two years. For a good year, I almost lost myself.

"I was never depressed, but I wasn't motivated to get up and work like I used to. It shook me. There was a lot of me that measured who I was by how much I had. I thought, 'Oh, I'm worth so much'."

She added that she was grateful for the experience.

"Even though it was horrific and I wouldn't wish it upon anyone, it really did deeply change me to where now I feel like I can get back to myself," she said.

Boycott Super Bowl Actress urges band

Amy Schumer thinks Maroon 5 should cancel their planned appearance at the Super Bowl.

The 37-year-old actress, on her Instagram account, called on the Adam Levine-led band to withdraw from the high-profile event in 2019, and has revealed she won't be starring in any Super Bowl commercials this year in support of the American football star Colin Kaepernick, who sparked a controversy by kneeling during the US national anthem.

In a lengthy post, she wrote: "I wonder why more white players aren't kneeling. Once you witness the truly deep inequality and endless racism people of color face in our country, not to mention the police brutality and murders. Why not kneel next to your brothers? Otherwise how are you not complicit? (sic)"

She then turned the focus on to Maroon 5, calling on the band to follow Rihanna who recently rejected the Super Bowl gig and to show their support for Kaepernick.