Snoop Dogg linked with soccer legend David Beckham earlier this week in London, England, and the two took some time out to pose for a few pictures.
On Tuesday (March 21), Tha Doggfather landed in London for a stop on his I Wanna Thank Me Tour and he was joined backstage by the six-time Premier League champion and his kids, Romeo and Cruz.
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In the photos shared on their respective Instagram pages, Snoop and Beckham appeared to be having a grand time backstage at The O2 Arena. “The Man was back in town last night @SnoopDogg. So good to see you man. Talking kids, grandkids & LA,” Beckham captioned his post.
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Snoop’s latest linkup comes a few weeks after he met up with pop superstar Ed Sheeran and actor Russell Crowe during the Melbourne, Australia stop of his I Wanna Thank Me Tour. To celebrate the hangout, the West Coast legend gifted them gold Death Row Records chains.
Footage of the star-studded hangout surfaced on social media and showed the unlikely trio kicking it backstage at Snoop’s concert at the Rod Laver Arena. The rapper could be seen smoking while chatting it up with Sheeran and Crowe, who were delighted to share the moment with him.
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Sheeran shared a photo of himself and Snoop Dogg posing for the camera with a caption that read: “I had a very good time.”
“Amazing. Mr Ed,” Snoop wrote in his own Instagram post showing him placing the Death Row chain around the English singer’s neck.
Snoop Dogg had a hell of a time in Melbourne as he shared more footage of his back-to-back shows and hanging out in the city. Snoop also shared letters from fans in Australia who were happy to see him perform in their homeland.
During his visit to Scotland, Snoop Dogg embraced the culture in a major way when he was seen vibing to some bagpipes right after getting off his flight.
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In the video, Snoop can be seen nearly crip walking on the tarmac as the bagpipe player loosely plays the melody to “Still D.R.E.” Towards the end of the clip, Snoop throws the player a thumbs up for the effort before departing in a sprinter van, which causes the bagpipe player to burst out in a smile.
