Donate to Ukraine from the Victoria Beckham-David Couple!
Victoria Beckham, the former singer of the musical group "Spice Girls", who made her mark in the 1990s with the former football player David Beckham, has a total fortune of $ 450 million...
in 1999, the couple, who sat at the wedding table and had 4 children, took action for Ukraine, which was damaged during the attack by Russia. The famous couple donated to UNICEF in support of Ukraine.
"FAMILIES ARE TORN APART!"
David Beckham, the 46-year-old former captain of the English National Team, said on his Instagram account, "Mothers had to flee with their children. Families are torn apart. Children who were taken from their beds overnight to become refugees... As the conflict in Ukraine enters its second week, the needs of families are increasing and 7.5 million children are now at risk. Please join me and do your best to support UNICEF in its vital work on the ground." he posted his message.
"THE SITUATION IN UKRAINE IS HEARTBREAKING"
Fashion designer Victoria Beckham also shared her partner's statements on her social media account, saying:
The situation in Ukraine is really heartbreaking... If possible, please consider donating. David and I started the call with a donation on behalf of our family. The money will go to providing medical supplies and emergency assistance to support the well-being of children, including safe spaces for families.
"£1M"
Although the Beckham couple preferred not to disclose, sources close to the duo stated that the donation amount was £1 million.
The David Beckham-Victoria Beckham couple took over the UNICEF embassy in 2005.
HE TOOK THE FIRST STEP
One of the first people in the fashion world to lend a helping hand to the Ukrainian people was the model Mica Arganaraz. Finally, Arganaraz, which went to the fashion show at Paris Fashion Week, announced that it would donate the proceeds to various organizations to be used for the benefit of the Ukrainian people.
"IT'S STRANGE TO GO TO THE PODIUM KNOWING THAT THERE IS A WAR"
The famous model, who continues to go to fashion shows due to her job, said: "I was trying to find a way to explain that we are not celebrating here. Because I'm very worried about what's going on there."yes," he said. "It feels very strange to go to the podium at fashion shows knowing that there is a war on the same continent," Mica Arganaraz said in a post on her social media account on this topic." he had used his expressions.
Gigi Hadid, Bella Hadid, Lara Worthington, Felice Nova and Kaia Gerber also joined the models who supported this campaign, which Arganaraz took its first step. They also announced that they will donate part of the proceeds from the fashion shows they have been on the catwalk for this season to be used for the benefit of the Ukrainian people.
