Victoria Beckham says David's hair 'looks terrible' after DIY buzzcut goes wrong and leaves bald patch
The one-time Spice Girl and current reigning fashion mogul is known for being, well, faultlessly chic. And while she's best known as a style icon, she's also got some serious stakes in the beauty world.
Alongside her luxury fashion brand, she runs her own beauty line called (what else?) Victoria Beckham Beauty. And when you look back at her hair transformations over the years, you begin to understand that she is responsible for some of the most major hair trends from recent memory: from chunky highlights and a blonde pixie in the aughts, to a sleek 'pob' in the 2020s.
So, basically, we trust her opinion on all things hair, style and beauty. Which is why we're particularly intrigued about a recent IG post of hers, where she weighs in on a hair mishap suffered by her hubbie David Beckham.
In a video captioned "Dad what have you done?!?!😂😂 @davidbeckham", Victoria provided followers with some unique insight into the Beckham household.
The video opens with David clutching his head, looking particularly sheepish, and blocking his DIY haircutting handiwork from view.
"What have you done?" asks Victoria off-camera, as she stumbles upon the scene.
"The head of the clippers fell off my head," David replies, still covering his head with one hand.
Not taking no for an answer, Victoria is keen to get to the bottom of what's happened saying: "You were trying to give yourself a haircut, what have you done? Let me see..."
David then raises his hand, putting his uneven buzz cut, and subsequent bald patch, on full display.
Able to judge the hairstyle now it's properly in view, Victoria shares her prognosis. "It does not look good," she weighs in. "I'm going to always be honest with you - it looks terrible."
Even in times of hair catastrophe, Victoria and David have soooo much chemistry that it gives us hope that we'll find true, lasting love (once we get over our last situationship, that is).
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