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David Beckham Most Downloaded Dad

New York, NY (WFN) -- Soccer star David Beckham has achieved yet another goal -- he's the most downloaded Dad in the world.

According to screensavers.com, Beckham barely beats out rapping father 50 Cent. In fact, the duo account for 63 percent of downloaded Dad pictures on the website beating out Johnny Depp, Colin Farrell, Eminem and Chief Wiggum from "The Simpsons."

Other celebrity Dads who are hot on the hard drive include Marc Anthony, Hugh Jackman, Ozzy Osbourne and Will Smith.

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