Daily Mail

How tacky!

Toe-curling anniversar­y selfie Dave and Sam posted on web

- By David Wilkes

THEY are the feet that less than a year ago were gracing the hallowed rooms of 10 Downing Street.

But yesterday there was nothing statesmanl­ike about the toes of David and Samantha Cameron as they were plastered across social media.

The former prime minister and his wife posted the pose – the sort beloved of teenage backpacker­s and publicity-hungry celebritie­s – as they chillaxed on a bed while celebratin­g their 21st wedding anniversar­y at a holiday retreat in southern Spain.

Since quitting – first as prime minister and then as a Tory MP – after losing the EU referendum last June, Mr Cameron has signed a deal for up to £800,000 to write his memoirs, pledging to give a ‘frank’ account of his successes and failures at No 10. The 50-year-old is also said to be charging up to £120,000 an hour as a public speaker.

Mrs Cameron, 46, posted the picture of their feet, taken on her mobile phone, on her page on the photo- sharing social media site Instagram. With her toenails painted red and a deep tan, Mrs Cameron’s pins left her Old Etonian husband’s pasty and blotchy limbs in the shade – although the dolphin tattoo on her right ankle was not visible.

The reason for sharing the bizarre intimate image with the world was explained in a brief accompanyi­ng post. She wrote: ‘Married for 21 years today!’ Later she posted another photograph, showing the outside of the Andalusian property where they are staying.

Friends and well-wishers responded with messages of congratula­tion – plus one asking, ‘Why does Davey C have no leg hair?’.

‘Why does Davey C have no leg hair?’

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 ??  ?? Footloose: The Camerons shared this bizarre image as they celebrated their wedding anniversar­y in Spain yesterday
Footloose: The Camerons shared this bizarre image as they celebrated their wedding anniversar­y in Spain yesterday
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As PM PMandand wife: At 2015 Tory conference

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