Posh Spice Learneths from Her Medieval Mistakes

Posh Spice finally returned to the Medieval kingdom she once scorned -- but this time, the lady took proper steps to not screwth her waiter.



Take a journey back to September, when Posh failed to hand over a tip after a meal at the Medieval Times dinner theater in Southern California -- only sending the required gratuity after we reported her trifling ways on our webeth site.

Tuesday night, we're told the honorable Posh, accompanied by her husband Sir David Beckham, did nay make the same mistake again -- this time, the couple not only pre-paid the tip, but also left extra coin for their servers after the meal was completed.

Our spies say the Beckhams tip was worthy of the service provided. Hail their giving hearts!



Tags: posh spice, PoshSpice, victoria beckham, VictoriaBeckham

Reader Comments

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1. uh.. who cares?

Posted at 12:25AM on Nov 27th 2009 by stealfromtherich

2. If gratuities are included you shouldnt have to tip also, whether shes rich or not. Get over yourselves TMZ. And most of the time it's some crazy high percent of the tab.

Posted at 12:37AM on Nov 27th 2009 by Michele

3. Where did the TMZ staff go to school...the Three Stooges School of Incorrect Spelling? Posh and Beck pre "payed"? It's PAID morons!

Posted at 3:37AM on Nov 27th 2009 by Tango

4. I actually work at medieval. My friend was the one who served them. I served the two body gaurds they had. EVEN THE BODY gaurds tipped well. I remember telling them that they didn't have to leave tip because the beckhams already did a pre-tip when they bought the ticket.. but the bodygaurds tipped VERY WELL. so.. dont harass the beckhams anymore.

Posted at 4:19AM on Nov 27th 2009 by james

5. well this is a non story //who gives a rats ass..now if she went topless and ran around the place naked then its a story you boneheads

Posted at 7:50AM on Nov 27th 2009 by walter

6. Have any of you ever been to Medieval Times? I have. It costs an arm and leg just for entrance. The food is awful and the service(if you can call throwing an unseasoned, uncooked chicken quarter at you "service")is poor to non-existant.
I didn't tip, either.

Posted at 7:59AM on Nov 27th 2009 by Flower

7. Er..that should have said "undercooked" chicken quarter...but "uncooked" was the only way it could have been any worse than it was.

Posted at 8:06AM on Nov 27th 2009 by Flower

8. I would bet that the Beckhams are verging on going broke and this will unravel in time. Their attempts to make money fall short during these tough economic times and considering their lack of talent skills at other than wearing clothes. It costs a lot to maintain that lifestyle, even if the designers are providing clothes.

Posted at 9:22AM on Nov 27th 2009 by A. Conda

9. Really, TMZ, checking on whether Posh & Beckham are tipping? Slow news day?

Posted at 9:47AM on Nov 27th 2009 by kathy1mills

10. In europe they don't tip. They feel the servers wage should be included in the bill. So if your bill is 100 dollars its 100 dollars not 100 and tip. I know it's very strange there. When you start a job you get an automatic 4 wks vacation time. A friend is working there and after 2 hrs they get 1/2hr coffee break, 1 hr lunch and 1/2 hr coffee break in the afternoon. Work 6 hrs and get paid for 8. Don't forget the paid holidays. In Miami alot of places put on an 18% automaticly because they don't tip.

Posted at 10:32AM on Nov 27th 2009 by mary

11. LOL! Rich people are the stingiest bastards on the planet. How else do you think they stay rich. It doesn't help that store or restaurant managers fall over themselves to give them big discounts or freebies wherever they go. So much fawning over plastic people.

Posted at 3:32PM on Nov 27th 2009 by Freebies

12. What they hell where they doing at a Medieval Times place anyway?

Posted at 7:28PM on Nov 27th 2009 by qragsdale

13. I'd like to tip her; the whole f...... enchilada!!

Posted at 4:21PM on Nov 30th 2009 by E

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