London:
Former Spice Girl Victoria Beckham was forced to apologise after her chauffeur occupied the last remaining disabled parking space, causing discomfort to a cystic fibrosis patient.
The singer-turned-fashion designer visited the toy retailer last Sunday in Harlow, Essex, with sister Louise to pick up balloons for her son Cruz's birthday party.
Her driver stopped her black Jaguar right outside the store, using a parking spot allocated for disabled users only.
Chantelle Hughes, who is suffering from the genetic disease, waited for the car to move out of the space so she could point out the error to the driver - but was shocked when she saw the famous star, reported Daily Mail.
"Victoria Beckham needs to realise that disabled people could have parked there. She needs to think about it next time," said Hughes.
Beckham has now apologised for her driver's actions through her spokesperson, who said, "This was a momentary lapse in judgement by Victoria's driver, not something that Victoria was aware of or would ever condone.
"Victoria is of course, hugely apologetic for any inconvenience that may have been caused."
The singer-turned-fashion designer visited the toy retailer last Sunday in Harlow, Essex, with sister Louise to pick up balloons for her son Cruz's birthday party.
Her driver stopped her black Jaguar right outside the store, using a parking spot allocated for disabled users only.
Chantelle Hughes, who is suffering from the genetic disease, waited for the car to move out of the space so she could point out the error to the driver - but was shocked when she saw the famous star, reported Daily Mail.
"Victoria Beckham needs to realise that disabled people could have parked there. She needs to think about it next time," said Hughes.
Beckham has now apologised for her driver's actions through her spokesperson, who said, "This was a momentary lapse in judgement by Victoria's driver, not something that Victoria was aware of or would ever condone.
"Victoria is of course, hugely apologetic for any inconvenience that may have been caused."
