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David Beckham has posted a gushing tribute to Victoria and promised fans that they will see how 'warm and loving' his wife is in her new Netflix docuseries.
Sharing photos from Wednesday night's premiere for the show, David proudly wrote about the 'special evening celebrating Victoria Beckham on Netflix.'
'We love you so much and can't wait for people to watch and see just how much of a warm, loving and hard working person you are… we are so proud,' he added.
David, who released his own Netflix documentary two years ago, shared snaps from the Curzon Mayfair red carpet event, where the couple were joined by sons Romeo, 23, and Cruz, 20, the latter's girlfriend Jackie Apostel, 29, and daughter Harper, 14.
Notably absent was David and Victoria's eldest son Brooklyn and his wife Nicola Peltz, amid the family feud which has rumbled on for much of the year.
Speaking at the premiere though, Victoria thanked Brooklyn, along with her other children, for their support.
Paying tribute she said thanks 'to my husband for convincing me and forcing me – giving me no choice, David.
'My children, Brooklyn, Romeo, Cruz, Harper and David. Oh no, he's not a child. It has taken this process to realise I am enough.' She added: 'This process really forced me to reflect on my journey and it has been emotional.
'It's been a year of intense therapy and it really made me realise a lot. I want to thank my mum and dad, my brother and my sister. I'd like to thank the Spice Girls, I love you.'
Despite Brooklyn's absence, it was a night of delight for Victoria, who was dressed in a gown from her own collection – because there was a mini Spice Girls reunion which was only incomplete because Melanie Brown is currently away on business in the US.
She did, however, send Victoria flowers to wish her luck for her big night yesterday. There, though, were Geri Halliwell-Horner, Emma Bunton and Melanie Chisholm.
Also there for the knees-up, which began with a champagne reception in the iconic cinema, were Victoria's parents Jackie and Tony Adams, as well as her sister Louise and her children.
Victoria gushed she's so proud to be with her family as she shared snaps from the premiere on her Instagram.
She wrote: 'I'm so proud of what we've built together and to be here with my family tonight. Thank you to the incredible people that worked so hard to make this happen. I love you all so much! x'
The documentary follows Victoria in the run-up to her Paris Fashion Week show in September 2024 – the biggest catwalk occasion she had ever thrown.
Viewers will see how the weather left her and the team at her label on tenterhooks as they feared they would have to postpone it.
But it also takes viewers on the former singer's journey from a Spice Girl, to a WAG, right through to the present day as a fashion designer.