VICTORIA Beckham wowed fans when she sang Spice Girls hits for her husband David while they were partying in Miami.
The 49-year-old fashion designer took the microphone while performing the 1996 pop classic Say You’ll Be There.
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Victoria Beckham stood in front of the microphone and performed the hits of the Spice Girls Credit: Instagram
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The pop star looked cheerful as she sang songs in Miami. Credit: Instagram
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The fashion designer joined her husband David on the dance floorCredit: Instagram
Wearing a strappy black jumpsuit, Victoria looked in high spirits as she relaxed in front of the crowd.
The singer was filmed dancing with former soccer star David, while singing his famous pop song in a Miami bar.
Victoria shared the clip, writing, “Miami vocal warmup! More.”
She was then seen screeching to the beat as the crowd rose to their feet to show her some love.
The celebrity couple took center stage as partygoers were heard singing and waving their arms.
The couple looked jovial as Victoria continued to perform and hugged David, 48, who was also in the party spirit and joined her on the dance floor.
The duo were in high spirits as they continued to celebrate Lionel Messi’s incredible debut with Inter Miami on Friday.
World Cup-winning superstar Messi, 36, who signed an £830,000-a-week contract with the Beckham-backed side, scored a late-winning goal to wow fans in Florida.
Victoria’s fans raved about the snap, with one writing: “This is AMAZING! Posh is back!!”.
Another posted: “The return of POSH SPICE OMG LIFE.”
A third said: “Yeaheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee about about about about about about about about about about about about about how about it, about it, that’s right.”
It comes after The Sun revealed that Victoria will be reuniting with the Spice Girls for a 30th anniversary reunion.
The chart-topping supergroup are eyeing a spot to headline Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage.
There are also plans for a one-off documentary with never-before-seen footage, with Netflix and Apple TV set to snap up the rights.
Emma Bunton, 47, Geri Horner, 50, Mel Brown, 48 and Mel Chisholm, 49, have tentatively agreed on a 2024 tour date, with the recently absent Victoria “bringing ideas to the table”.
A source said: “For the past few years, the Spice Girls have continued to operate as a four-piece on a day-to-day basis, but, for the first time in a long time, Victoria has now come together and is delighted to celebrate 30 extraordinary years of girl power.
“Their schedules are pretty hectic, so it’s hard to get them all in one room at any one time. But in the last six months there has been more contact like five than at any time since the 2012 Olympics.”
“Victoria is turning 50 next year, and girls turning 30 seem like two anniversaries too good to miss.
“There will be no new music and Victoria insists she doesn’t want to perform live unless it’s incredibly exciting.
“The band were in talks to cover Glastonbury and it would fit in with Victoria’s ‘cool’ aesthetic. And husband David and her four children would surely like it.
“The girls were talking about a documentary that would feature never-before-seen behind-the-scenes footage plus interviews from today. All five are participating in the 30-year celebration in some way, shape or form. It’s very exciting.”
Victoria missed a 13-date maiden tour of the UK and Ireland in May and June 2019.
The band formed in 1994, with their debut single Wannabe reaching No. 1 in 37 countries in 1996. Its first six singles went to No. 1 and became a symbol of feminism in the 1990s. Geri quit in 1998 and the band went on hiatus in 2000, with all five girls going on to successful solo careers.
In 2007, they briefly reunited for a world tour, and tickets for their show at London’s O2 sold out in two minutes. Five years later, they performed at the closing ceremony of the London Olympics.
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David Beckham with the new signing of Inter Miami, Lionel Messi Credit: Alamy
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