* YOU BEEN SNAP * Cut it out boys! Tough mum Victoria Beckham gives her misbehaving sons a telling off at LA Galaxy match"

By Miss FB Lyimo*
Pregnant Victoria Beckham put her foot down at husband David’s LA Galaxy match over the weekend when her sons started misbehaving.
Brooklyn, 12, Romeo, eight, and Cruz, six, were in big trouble as they started acting up in the stands beside their no-nonsense mother.
As Cruz grabbed Brooklyn’s ears and yanked on them, the 36-year-old fashion designer pointed her finger and told them to cut it out and pay attention to their father’s football match.

Stop that boys! No-nonsense mother Victoria Beckham told her sons Brooklyn, Romeo and Cruz to stop misbehaving at their father's LA Galaxy match

Cut that out! Victoria Beckham gave her sons an angry look and pointed her finger to make her point clear

Her rant came as she admitted that being a mother is the most difficult job she has ever taken on.
The former Spice Girl said in a pre-recorded interview broadcast on Heart FM that parenting is ‘the hardest job in the world’.
But she managed to keep her sons under control at the match, and Brookyn and Romeo ended up belting out America’s national anthem once they had calmed down.
But their glamorous mother didn’t seem to be in the mood for a singsong. She kept her hands in her jacket pockets and didn’t join in.

Tough job: Pregnant Victoria recently admitted that being a mother is the 'hardest job in the world'

Belt it out like Beckham: Brooklyn enjoyed singing along to the U.S. national anthem as mother Victoria watched at the LA Galaxy game yesterday

Brooklyn, however, was seen with his hand to his chest proudly singing away.
Taking notice of his older brother, Romeo also joined in, although without perhaps so much enthusiasm.
Meanwhile Victoria and David’s youngest son Cruz looked towards the pitch seemingly oblivious to his brothers' patriotism.
While the Beckham children have grown up in part in America, Victoria has recently said how proud she is to be English, which is perhaps why she didn't join in The Star-Spangled Banner.

Not in the mood for a singsong: Victoria didn't join in with the song but tweeted later that she had had the perfect day with her boys

Victoria, who is expecting her first daughter this summer, was looking her usual chic self in a black jacket with silver zip detail and a cream top.
She had her hair loose around her shoulders and her signature subtle smoky eye make-up.
She was joined by celebrity hairdresser friend Ken Paves, who being American, knew all the words to the the national anthem.
The family watched as David and his team managed to secure a 1-0 victory over Philadelphia Union at the Home Depot ground.

Earlier in the day the family had visited an ice rink and Victoria tweeted: ‘Ice skating and Galaxy game with boys!!!perfect day!!!! X vb’
She revealed her plans for Mother’s Day while speaking to Emma Bunton on her fellow former Spice Girl's Heart FM radio show.
Victoria told Emma, who is also pregnant, that she would be spending today with her boys and David. She said that it wouldn’t be too different from any other weekend but  that her boys do make things for her.

Boyband Beckham? Romeo joined in with his brother while Victoria, who is expecting a daughter in the summer, stayed silent

She said: 'The boys are always so busy at the weekends with football matches and soccer matches and hockey, so just like any Sunday [we'll be] just running around, watching the kids.
'The kids are so sweet and they make me cards from school, it's things that you save.’
Victoria said that being a mother was ‘the hardest job in the world’.
The fashionista also admitted how excited she and David are to have been invited to the royal wedding.
She said: ‘I think we're both going to be there and we're very, very excited. We're very proud to be English and we're incredibly excited about this.’
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Action: David Beckham taking a free kick during the game.