Fashion designer and former Spice Girl Victoria Beckham has ushered in the festive season with considerable style, treating her youngest child, Harper, to an impressive array of seven different advent calendars.
A Lavish Start to December
Marking the first day of December, the 51-year-old star took to her Instagram Story on Monday morning to showcase the festive haul. In a playful video, she panned her camera over a table decorated with artificial snow, revealing the collection of calendars lined up for her 13-year-old daughter.
The selection was notably upmarket, featuring a luxury £160 beauty advent calendar from Space NK and a Gucci calendar filled with tree decorations. Adding a sweeter touch to the display were two red Lindor chocolate calendars and two from Kinder.
Festive Family Banter
In a voiceover, Victoria could be heard saying, 'It's the first of December and the calendars are out. What do you think Harper? Look at all the snow!' Harper enthusiastically replied from off-camera, 'They're so cool I love it!' Victoria captioned the post simply, 'Happy December! @harperbeckham'.
This festive family moment follows a humorous exchange between Victoria and her husband, Sir David Beckham, last week. The former footballer, 50, recreated his viral 'be honest' moment from his Netflix documentary after playfully doubting Victoria had decorated their enormous Christmas tree in their £31.5 million London townhouse.
A Month of Celebrations
The Beckhams are clearly in a celebratory mood. Victoria's festive Instagram post comes shortly after she shared her immense pride in her husband, who was recently knighted by King Charles III at Windsor Castle for his services to sport and charity.
In a heartfelt tribute, Victoria wrote on social media that she had 'never felt prouder', praising David as the 'same kind, humble, hardworking man' she met nearly three decades ago. Following the investiture ceremony, the family celebrated with a visit to the five-star Cliveden House and Spa in Berkshire.
Sir David later shared that the King had complimented him on the suit Victoria designed for the occasion, calling the knighthood an honour 'beyond anything' he ever thought he would receive.
