Romeo Beckham looked the spitting image of his footballer dad David in a shirtless holiday snap posted to his Instagram on Monday.

Aspiring tennis star Romeo, 17,  looked every inch his father’s son with his blonde undercut swept up into a man-bun while a silver pendant hung round his neck.

Wearing a diamond hoop in his ear and donning a pair of brown sunglasses, Romeo had clearly inherited David, chiselled jaw and athletic build.

Romeo’s doppelganger snap is a throwback from his family holiday to Puglia in July, where he was joined by his model girlfriend, Mia Regan.

The pair have been dating since May 2019 with Mia, 17, also joining her beau for romantic break in picturesque Cornwall last week.

Romeo shared several snaps of the loved-up pair larking about in the coastal town,  including an intimate picture of them cuddled up on a Cornish mountain top.

The second child from David Beckham’s marriage to designer Victoria Beckham, 46, placed a tender kiss on his sweetheart’s cheek in the sweet snapshot.

Victoria and David, 45, colloquially known as Posh and Becks, tied the knot in an extravagant ceremony at Luttrellstown Castle, near Dublin back in 1999.

As well as Romeo, the pair share a son Brooklyn, 21, and daughter Harper, 9, with Brooklyn announcing his engagement to actress, Nicola Peltz in July.

While love is  in the air for the Beckham boys, their parents are having a fraught time in the Cotswold’s after annoying their new neighbours.

The former England captain and his wife have been slammed by a neighbour for making multiple planning applications to alter their £6M home.

In an email sent to West Oxfordshire District Council, the frustrated local accused the famous couple of ‘trying to bring suburbia to the countryside’.

Over the past few months the Spice Girl and her husband have applied for permission to create a lake and wine cellar, with rumours of a as reportedly planning to add a sauna.

Other projects planned by the Beckhams, which they have permission for, include a secret tunnel, a security gatehouse and a ‘super garage’ for their car collection.

Now neighbour Michael Douglas has sent an email to the council to express his frustration and asked them to put a stop to any developments, reports The Sun.

Mr Douglas wrote: ‘What they appear to want is to bring suburbia into the countryside, if they had wanted all they have applied for why not find an estate which was big enough to accommodate all of this.’

He also questioned how any changes to the land would change the appearance of the entire area, which is mainly farmland.

In another striking paragraph Mr Douglas questioned why the Beckhams had moved to the Cotswolds if they planned on making changes.

He wrote: ‘If they don’t want to live in the countryside in an open area of green fields why buy the properties in the first instance after all they have properties in Los Angeles, Florida, New York and London.’

MailOnline has contacted a representative for the Beckhams for a comment.

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