Victoria Beckham has found herself at the centre of a social media storm after eagle-eyed fans spotted a blatant Photoshop fail on her official Instagram account. The former Spice Girl appeared to digitally erase a prominent tattoo from her eldest son Brooklyn's neck in a seemingly candid family photograph.
The image, which showed Victoria posing with her husband David and their children, was meant to showcase a rare Beckham family gathering. However, followers quickly noticed that the 'married' inscript Brooklyn had inked on his neck in tribute to wife Nicola Peltz had mysteriously vanished.
Fans were quick to call out the fashion designer's heavy-handed editing, with many labelling the move as 'controlling' and 'desperate'. The tattoo, written in Nicola's handwriting, was a permanent declaration of love following their lavish £3 million wedding in 2022.
This isn't the first time Posh Spice has been accused of excessive airbrushing. Critics pointed out the irony of a woman who built a global beauty empire digitally altering her own family's appearance. The incident has sparked a wider debate about authenticity and the pressures of maintaining a perfect public image in the age of social media.
Neither Victoria nor Brooklyn have publicly addressed the Photoshop controversy, leaving fans to speculate about the motives behind the digital alteration. The incident continues to generate significant engagement across social platforms, proving that when it comes to the Beckhams, every detail is subject to public scrutiny.
