Victoria has fun with husband David Beckham as she recreates Friends massage on him with spoons
Victoria Beckham humors her Instagram fans for her attempts at recreating a famous Friends moment while giving husband David Beckham a massage.
The former soccer star, 50, used his account on Saturday to share a lighthearted clip of Victoria, 51, behind him as he held the camera as she playfully tapped a metal spoon against his neck, mimicking a scene from the beloved sitcom.
The couple's clip then cut to the iconic Friends episode where Ross (David Schwimmer) used wooden spoons during a massage session in one of the show's most memorable moments.
Alongside the post, David wrote: 'Me "Can you massage my shoulders, please Victoria?" "My hands are not strong enough for your shoulders and neck!" So here was the alternative - thanks David Schwimmer for the inspiration.'
Fans flooded the comments and praised the couple's sense of humor.
It comes after Victoria shared snaps from a lavish evening out with her sister Louise Adams and close friends, while her estranged son Brooklyn teased his latest project.
She proved the importance of long-lasting relationships with her sweet Instagram tribute to her pals amid her ongoing feud with Brooklyn.
Meanwhile, Brooklyn's preparing to host a summer soiree with Airbnb in LA, where paying guests could learn how to mix a 'signature sip' and watch a live cooking demo.
On the event's page, Brooklyn was described as 'a culinary entrepreneur and the founder of Cloud23'.
He said: 'Recently, I have spent much of my time discovering the joy of the food industry through collaborations, cultural exploration, and innovative recipes.
'Beyond exploring the culinary arts, I have partnered with global brands.'
Victoria and David were said to be 'heartbroken' over the family feud after their son Brooklyn and his wife Nicola Peltz were a noticeable no-show at the soccer star's 50th birthday celebrations.
David's allegedly 'desperate to make amends with his son as he fears history is repeating itself' following his own bitter fall out with his father Ted in 2005.
Brooklyn shared a heartfelt tribute to his wife's grandmother on the anniversary of her death on Instagram on Friday.
Nicola's grandmother Bunny - who was her maid of honor at their 2022 wedding - passed away at the age of 95 last May.
Brooklyn shared an array of photos of himself and Bunny together, and revealed he's devastated that his future children would not be able to meet her.
He wrote: 'Can't believe it's been a year without you Naunni x You were always so happy and always made me laugh. I miss you and will love you forever x
'It makes me so sad to think of our future kids not being able to know you x You were one of a kind and we miss you everyday.'
Nicola also used her Instagram account to share an emotional message about Bunny on the one-year anniversary of her death.
She used photographs of herself and Brooklyn smiling alongside Bunny, and said her life 'is not as bright' without her beloved grandmother.
Nicola wrote: 'I can't believe it's been a whole year without my Naunni on earth. I miss her laugh so much. I miss her happiness, her love, her everything. Her magic runs though my mom and I'm so lucky to know the feeling of that love.
'I am so lucky she was my Naunni - I miss her every single second. Life is not as bright without her here.'
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