Cheek to cheek charm: David Beckham and Harper keep close in west London in matching outfits

Could there be a cuter picture of a father and daughter than that of David Beckham and two-year-old daughter Harper, cheek to cheek as they head out in west London?

Probably, but for now the two were the most adorable parent and child in the capital as he carried her in his arms on Monday afternoon.

And the pair's charm increased by the fact that they stepped out in synchronised outfits.

Too cute: David and Harper Beckham are cheek to cheek as he carries her out of his Range Rover

David wore a thick dark red jumper over grey skinny jeans and brown leather boots, while Harper too wore the warming colour of maroon on her legs with a thick pair of

cable-knit tights under a cream coat, with brown leather boots too.

Making a few funny faces, Harper was no doubt in a playful mood, maybe still feeling the buzz of seeing her favourite singer, Lady Gaga perform the night before.

The Beckham's headed to the O2 on Sunday night, where they got to meet the American songstress backstage at Capital FM's Jingle Bell Ball 2013.

Matching: David and Harper's outfits showed a similar colour theme with maroon and brown leather aspects

Playful: Harper was in a jolly mood as her dad carried her in his arms on their way back to the car

According to Victoria, Harper is a massive fan of Gaga, and often sings along to her favourite songs at home.

‘Victoria and David, along with Harper, were taken to meet Lady Gaga backstage, and proudly told her that their daughter is the biggest fan,’ a source told the MailOnline.

Adding: ‘They also said that even though she’s only two years old, she already sings Gaga songs!’

Singing? Harper proved herself to be a big fan of Lady Gaga, who she saw with her family on Sunday night

In you go: David puts his youngest into the back seat of his black Range Rover on Monday afternoon

Since his retirement, David has thrown himself into his charity work, but also is enjoying playing a bigger part at home, which can be more than a handful at times.

Speaking to talkSPORT radio, the ex-footballer said: 'It’s never easy retiring and it’s not easy to walk away from something that you love but there were a lot of things I had ready to go the minute I stopped playing, that was important.

'I’ve got a big family, four kids to chase around, that keeps you busy enough, I’ve not really had the chance to sit down and miss the playing side.'

Enjoying retirement: Beckham has been throwing himself into his charity work since leaving the world of football, and spending more time with his kids