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Romeo Beckham fined for using phone behind wheel of Porsche 911

Romeo Beckham fined for using phone behind wheel of Porsche 911
BBC News Wednesday 17 June 2026, 12:20 UTC 1 min read
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The model, 23, was spotted in Westminster at a red light with a dog loose in the supercar.

The model, 23, was spotted in Westminster at a red light with a dog loose in the supercar.
Romeo Beckham (PERSON) Porsche (ORG) Westminster (LOCATION)
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