Victoria Beckham shared a series of family photos from her summer vacation in Europe, highlighting moments with her husband, David, and three of their children. The images, posted on Instagram, show the family aboard their yacht, named Seven, cruising through the Mediterranean.
Among the snapshots were photos of Victoria kissing David, as well as images featuring Romeo, 23, Cruz, 21, and Harper, 15. Victoria, dressed in a black summer dress, straw hat, and sunglasses, appeared relaxed as she spent time with her family. David was also featured shirtless in some photos, showcasing his physique. The caption accompanying the post read, "Creating special memories this summer, I love you all so much xxxxxxx."
In contrast to the family-focused posts, Victoria's estranged son, Brooklyn Beckham, shared his own intimate photos with his wife, Nicola Peltz. Brooklyn, 27, posted a selfie of himself and Nicola in bed, accompanied by their dogs. This occurred concurrently with David sharing a photo of what he described as a "perfect family dinner" from the Beckham's European trip.
Brooklyn has reportedly been absent from the family's multi-month European tour, which has included stops in Spain, Ibiza, France, and Italy. David had previously shared photos from their travels, including a picture of Victoria with her arm around him while they were in Spain, and another of them kissing. The family also visited St. Tropez, where David shared images with Victoria and their daughter Harper.
Meanwhile, Cruz Beckham's recent debut music release has drawn attention for its references to family matters. His EP, "Wear & Tear," recorded with his band The Breakers, reportedly includes lyrics that hint at a falling out with his older brother, Brooklyn. One song, "Seeing Red," contains lyrics such as "Been seeing red for as long as I remember" and "The moment I drop this s***, the whole thing's over." Cruz has described "Seeing Red" as a comedic take on a "totally unserious moment of frustration," particularly in sports, suggesting it is meant in good fun despite its serious tone.