Football legend Sir David Beckham has sent fans into a frenzy by hilariously recreating the viral 'be honest' moment from his Netflix documentary, this time casting playful doubt on his wife Victoria's Christmas decorating skills.
The Festive Surprise
Victoria Beckham, 51, took to Instagram on Sunday to reveal she had given their £31.5 million London townhouse a complete festive makeover to surprise her husband. The former Spice Girl proudly showed off her handiwork, telling her followers: 'The tree is ready. Feeling like an overachiever, I can't lie. It's a big tree. We've never been so ready for Christmas. Ready for David's...'
Her caption proved prophetic as David, 50, immediately appeared, opening the door to ask the now-famous question: 'Be honest. Did you really decorate that tree?'
When Victoria insisted she had done it herself and asked if it was a nice surprise, the former England captain responded with 'very nice surprise, Mrs Claus', much to the amusement of their millions of followers.
Recreating Documentary Magic
The charming exchange served as a direct recreation of the scene from David's Netflix documentary that originally went viral. In that moment, Victoria was attempting to relate to 'the working class' during an interview before David popped his head around the door with his signature sceptical query.
The fashion designer had claimed she came from a working-class background before revealing her father drove her to school in a Rolls-Royce, creating the perfect setup for David's iconic interruption.
Earlier in the day, Victoria had showcased her impressive decorating efforts, revealing a massive Christmas tree positioned by the bay window of their living room, complete with carefully coordinated lilac-themed baubles. She demonstrated her dedication to the holidays by storing her decorations in specially labelled fragile boxes.
A Month of Celebrations
Victoria's festive Instagram post comes just weeks after David received his knighthood from King Charles in a moving ceremony at Windsor Castle. The honour recognised his outstanding services to sport and charity.
The proud wife shared an emotional tribute at the time, writing: 'David, from the moment I met you 28 years ago, you've always been so proud to represent your country. Whether on or off the pitch, no one loves England or respects our Royal Family more, so to see you honoured by The King today is something I'll forever cherish.'
She added: 'You've achieved so much, and yet you're still the same kind, humble, hardworking man I met nearly 30 years ago, as well as the most amazing husband and father. I've never felt prouder than I do today.'
Following the investiture ceremony, the Beckham family celebrated David's success with a special gathering at the luxurious Cliveden House and Spa in Berkshire, where they posed for family photographs on the National Trust grounds.
Speaking after receiving his knighthood, Sir David admitted he had been emotional during the ceremony and revealed that King Charles had complimented him on the suit Victoria designed specifically for the occasion. He described the honour as 'beyond anything that I ever thought that I would receive', marking the culmination of a legendary career that included 25 trophies and 115 England caps.
