David Beckham enjoys a slap-up lunch with the kids and his in-laws at posh Italian restaurant

DAVID Beckham enjoyed a casual lunch in Italy at a posh restaurant with his in-laws and kids.

The ex-England captain, 46, looked relaxed as he pulled up in a dinghy to the beachside Lo Scoglio on the Amalfi Coast.

Son Cruz, 16 — sporting dyed pink hair — and sister Harper, ten, joined their dad for the tasty lunch, along with wife Victoria's parents, Anthony and Jackie Adams.

David rocked a vertical striped shirt which he wore unbuttoned over a white t-shirt and blue shorts.

He slid on a pair of white boat shoes once he got off the dinghy and into the restaurant where he was welcomed with open arms by staff.

The family sat at a long table to enjoy their sunny meal, with Harper getting up at one point to go over and hug her dad.

David happily posed for photos with excited patrons before heading back to the luxury yacht the Beckhams are holidaying on.

They jetted to Italy last week, joined by son Brooklyn, 22 – accompanied by his US actress fiancée Nicola Peltz, 26 – and son Romeo, 18, as well as Cruz and Harper.

Their family lunch comes after they faced a spot of bother with the Italian Coast Guard last week.

David spent 45 minutes on his yacht chatting to officers — who even asked him for a selfie — after quizzing him about Cruz and Harper riding jet skis.

A witness said: “The kids are quite young. You are meant to be 18 to jet-ski in Italy.”

And added: “Cruz and Harper had just started jet-skiing, and five minutes later the police boat arrived.

“David was sun-bathing and he immediately left the deck and went downstairs to deal with it.

“Both Cruz and Harper were wearing life-jackets and staying very near the yacht so it is hard to see what the problem was.

“David seemed to call to them to come back to the yacht, and they anchored the jet-ski.

“The questioning by the police went on for about 45 minutes although it all looked quite amicable.

“At one point, they asked for documents which David showed them.

“During the questioning the police recognised David and seemed to chat to him.

“They even asked him for a selfie.

“Then, at the end, David leant over for a friendly fist-bump and the police sped away.

“The Guardia Finanza usually deal with drug and people smuggling so I am sure they had better things to do.”