KUALA LUMPUR, April 24 — Former English footballer David Beckham has filed a lawsuit against US actor Mark Wahlberg, seeking RM47 million (US$10 million) in damages. According...
KUALA LUMPUR, April 24 — Former English footballer David Beckham has filed a lawsuit against US actor Mark Wahlberg, seeking RM47 million in damages.
Wahlberg, a known fitness enthusiast, bought the stake of F45 in 2019, owning 36 per cent of interest before bringing Beckham onboard as an ambassador.Alongside Beckham, Australian golfer Greg Norman and Basketball legend Magic Johnson were also brought in as ambassadors.
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