David Beckham sued Mark Wahlberg's fitness company F45 for breach of contract. The case will go to trial in 2025 to determine if F45 owes Beckham the $18.8 million he is seeking in damages.

David Beckham and Mark Wahlberg have found themselves on opposite sides of a legal battle. Beckham’s company DB Ventures filed a lawsuit against the fitness franchise F45 Training, which Wahlberg partially owns,

Mark Wahlberg posted a shirtless 4 a.m. pre-workout video in his brand's shorts. David Beckham is suing Wahlberg's fitness studio F45 for over $18 million for allegedly not paying him for a 5-year partnership.

The actor posted the seemingly random clip, which showed off his rippling abs as his first “response” since it emerged that he is being sued for $10 million by soccer legend Beckham, who is his former pal, earlier this week.

According to a new report, Beckham's company, DB Ventures, is blaming Wahlberg for leaving him millions of dollars in debt.

Apparently, not even a $14 million lawsuit from David Beckham can throw Mark Wahlberg off his extreme workout routine. The Hollywood A-lister and fitness enthusiast recently took to Instagram, giving his followers an inside look into his rigorous daily schedule that starts before the crack of dawn.

Soccer legend David Beckham and F45 Chief Brand Officer and actor Mark Wahlberg will face each other in court in a full-jury trial in January 2025. Beckham's company, DB Ventures Ltd, alleges in the lawsuit that Mark Wahlberg Investment Group "duped" the soccer star when he became F45's global ambassador.