David Beckham enjoyed a cooking class and shoot at Michelin-starred restaurant Waku Ghin in Singapore on Thursday.

Taking to his Instagram stories, the footballer, 47, posted snaps of himself in a white shirt as he sat in front of one of the chefs at the Japanese restaurant located in Marina Bay Sands.

As a crew stood behind him filming, he looked down at a plate of food.

He also posed with chef Tetsuya Wakuda who judges on Masterchef Australia and owns the Waku Ghin restaurant.

David captioned the post: ‘Enjoyed this shoot @marinabaysands @wakughin’.

The star also wrote: ‘Thanks for looking after me @wakughin @cheftetsuyawakuda.’

It came after he took to his Instagram grid earlier in the day to share a relaxed image of himself modelling a Tudor watch while he looked cosy in a blue cable knit jumper.

His cooking shoot in Singapore is his latest food-related escapade, after wife Victoria documented their pancake-making on Shrove Tuesday.

Victoria playfully branded David a ‘tosser’ as he showed off his impressive pancake-flipping skills.

Taking to Instagram, the designer, 48, shared a clip of the footballer preparing the delicious treat, while he offered to drizzle it with his own branded honey.

Sneaking in another innuendo, Victoria said she ‘loves me some sticky stuff,’ before making a cheeky jibe as David dished up the pancake.

In the video, a behind-the-camera Victoria could be heard saying: ‘So it’s Pancake day, and David is tossing away, that’s impressive he is so good.’

David then asked her: ‘Darling what do you want on your pancake? Do you want some of that?’ before holding up a jar of his own branded honey.’

Victoria then cheekily said: ‘I love me some sticky stuff, he is such a tosser,’ before struggling to contain her laughter.

She captioned the post: ‘Tossing away in the kitchen! Happy Pancake day!! @davidbeckham.’

David and Victoria were among a slew of stars who took to Instagram to share their own pancake-making skills.

Thought it was a rough start for Coleen Rooney as the star shared a clip of one of her sons in tears as they tried to whip up breakfast.

The media personality, 36, posted the hilarious clip to Instagram where her eldest son Kai could be seen helping to fry up some pancakes.

The mother-of-four sported a light purple top and matching shorts as she could then be seen flipping her own before her son Kit started to tear up.

However, Coleen saw the funny side, writing alongside the caption: ‘Happy Pancake Day. It wasn’t a very happy one in our house this morning.’

Coleen and her footballer husband Wayne are parents to Kai, 13, Klay, nine, Kit, seven, and Cass, five.

Fitness fanatic Mark Wright showed off his healthy blueberry pancakes with a drizzle of honey.

The star posted a full recipe alongside his video and wrote: ‘HAPPY PANCAKE DAY. Banana Blueberry Pancakes.

‘Pancakes… but make it healthy and trust me they are soooo good!! Sort of tastes like banana bread but lighter.’

Meanwhile, Claire Sweeney shared a heartwarming photo of her son Jaxon with a pancake, writing: ‘Pancake Tuesday with honey, banana and vitamin for the nose ❤️’.

Gordon Ramsay posted a tutorial clip of his towering sticky toffee pancake along with a recipe for his followers to try out.

It comes after Coleen showed a glimpse into her lavish ski getaway with Kai on Sunday as she shared a collage of snaps to Instagram.

The star couldn’t contain her smile as the pair beamed while taking to the slopes in the resort.

 Coleen was appropriately dressed cut a stylish figure in a black and white checked jacket with a pair of coordinated salopettes and helmet while Kai, 13, donned a similar ensemble.

In another picture the mother and son took a break from the slopes and walked around the snowy resort in their ski gear.

Coleen later showcased her incredible figure in a stylish black ski suit which she cinched in at the waist with a matching belt.

She kept warm donning a matching fur neck warmer while Kai stood out in a bold green jacket and black salopettes.

The pair relaxed in a gondola as they made their way back up the mountain to the piste.