When she’s not running her eponymous fashion and beauty empire, Victoria Beckham loves nothing more than spending time with her family. 

On Thursday, the mother of Brooklyn, 24, Romeo, 21, Cruz, 18, and Harper, 12, delighted fans as she shared a sweet photo of her husband David and their daughter before she headed off for school. 

The father-daughter duo beamed at the camera as David wrapped his arms around his mini-me.

Harper, dressed in school uniform, looked smart with slicked-back hair as she sipped on an icy glass of cucumber water – which her dad had meticulously cut into heart-shaped slices.

 VB is a fan of sipping cucumber water herself, having written in a blog post on Victoria Beckham Beauty that the vegetable is key for getting glowy skin.

“Cucumbers possess anti-inflammatory properties to combat puffiness and are rich in water to hydrate the skin,” she wrote.

It’s not the first time this week the Beckham duo have given an insight into their sweet relationship. 

On Tuesday, the former England player and his daughter donned their wellies and took to the garden of their £12 million Cotswolds home. 

“And so the organic farming begins with my little helper,” penned David, who was joined by Harper in the wholesome snap. 

Back in 2021, VB documented her husband’s charming gesture for their little girl as he lovingly cut shapes into cucumbers for Harper’s school snack, including the letter ‘H’ and a heart which was served with a side of houmous.

“Anyone else think @davidbeckham should start up a ‘school snack’ business?” VB asked her 32.2 million Instagram followers. “God help any parents who got the school snacks ready today… no one’s gonna do it quite like David,” teased the former Spice Girl.

While their tight-knit family appears to be unbreakable since David stepped away from his demanding football career, the star made candid confessions in his Netflix docuseries about the sacrifices his family made to support his glittering football career. 

Opening up about how this affected him, he said: “When I first moved to Spain it was difficult because I had been part of a club and a family for my whole career, from the age of 15 to when I was 27. I get sold overnight, the next minute I’m in a different city, and I don’t speak the language. More importantly, I didn’t have my family.”

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Source: Tampa Bay Times