Not even a broken bone could keep Victoria Beckham from looking posh on a night out. The British designer was forced to
Not even a broken bone could keep Victoria Beckham from looking posh on a night out.
The British designer was forced to use crutches during a London outing on Wednesday evening after she fractured her foot while working out.
While most people would opt for a sensible sneaker or flat on their non-injured foot, Beckham chose to keep it fashionable by wearing one high heel along with her walking boot.
On Valentine’s Day, Victoria said her day got off to the wrong start when she fell over in her home gym.
The “Spice Up Your Life” hitmaker later shared a photo of her foot on ice as she sarcastically said she was having a “happy” Valentine’s Day.
Victoria later explained to her 32 million followers on the platform that she took a tumble which landed her in a medical foot.
David, for his part, posted a snap of Victoria’s injury on Instagram, jokingly writing, “How big’s your toe? Wow. I never noticed that before.”
The duo are known to poke fun at each other often.
The pair recreated the now-viral moment that saw David catch Victoria in a lie about her posh upbringing in their Super Bowl commercial with Uber Eats.
To top things off, Victoria was also wearing a shirt that read: “My Dad Had a Rolls-Royce” — which she teased towards the end of last year.
The hilarious back-and-forth was a play off the pair’s now-famous moment from their Netflix docuseries, “Beckham,” when Victoria claimed she came from a “working-class” family, when in reality, her father drove her to school in a Rolls Royce.
“We both come from families that work very hard,” the fashion designer said during a solo interview. “We’re very working-class.”
However, upon hearing the confession, David peeked his head into the door and hilariously told his wife of 24 years to “be honest” about her home life.
David also kicked off the start of 2024 by poking fun at his wife’s supposed “working class” roots after the couple joined Victoria’s parents for “a nice casual New Year’s Eve lunch at The Ritz.”
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