She created one of the most memorable moments of her husband’s documentary when she claimed to have had a ‘working class’ upbringing, despite her dad owning a Rolls Royce.
And Victoria Beckham poked fun at herself on Monday as she dug out a throwback snap posing with the luxury motor in childhood.
The Spice Girl, 49, looked adorable in the throwback snap as she posed alongside her sister Louise, 40, while clad in matching pink dresses.
They flashed cheeky grins for the camera while sitting on top of the Rolls Royce, which was one of the most expensive makes of the Eighties.
She captioned the post ‘kisses’, while tagging her sister and mother Jackie.
The famous Beckham documentary clip saw Victoria claiming her family were ‘very working, working class’.
David interrupted, incredulous, and asked Victoria to be honest to which she replied: ‘I am!’ He then repeatedly asked Victoria to reveal what car her dad used to drive her to school in.
The Spice Girl eventually gave in and said: ‘OK. In the Eighties, my dad had a Rolls-Royce.’
‘Thank you,’ David replied, and immediately left and closed the door behind him, his job done.
Earlier this month, Victoria revealed she was capitalising on the moment as she debuted a £110 ‘My Dad Had A Rolls Royce’ T-shirt as part of her self-titled clothing range.
The fashion designer posted a photo of herself in the white shirt to her Story and wrote ‘available now’ with a link to her website.
Beckham, which is four episodes, each lasting more than an hour, features never-before-seen footage of David and his family.
Released on October 4, the doc follows the Man United star’s meteoric rise from humble working-class beginnings to global football stardom.
According to Netflix’s own data, Beckham was the most-watched show for two weeks, with 11,600,000 fans watching globally.
Victoria was born in Harlow, before moving to Goffs Oak in Hertfordshire with her parents Jackie and Tony Adams and then coming back to Essex.
She previously gave fans a tour of her childhood bedroom, which was full of old toys, with a teddy on the drawers, a rocking horse by the wall and a basket of dolls under the stairs.
Panning around the room, Victoria said: ‘So today me, David and the kids came to visit my mum and dad and this is my old bedroom – it brings back so many memories.
‘My mum has redecorated, this was not my doll, but yeah this is where I grew up.’
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Source: New York Post
