There’s only one person in the world that Victoria Beckham would serenade with Spice Girls classics—thankfully, he’s willing to share video evidence with the world.
On July 23, David Beckham shared a video of his wife singing “Stop,” the hit song originally featured in the iconic Spice World movie in 1997. “Stop right now, thank you very much, I need somebody with a human touch,” she sings (or, at least, lip-syncs) along with the recording in the clip. Might we suggest your husband of 23 years?
“Karaoke night with the one & only Posh Spice 🖤,” he captioned the video, to which Victoria replied: “Only for you David!! X”
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David and Victoria Beckham got married in Dublin, Ireland in July 1999, shortly after welcoming their first son, Brooklyn Beckham, in March of that year. 23 years later, the pair now have four children, including 19-year-old Romeo, 17-year-old Cruz and 11-year-old Harper.
The pair were recently photographed as they celebrated their 23rd wedding anniversary with a romantic Venice getaway. In the photos, the Beckhams wore matching outfits just in case you didn’t know they are still madly in love. Victoria wore a pale yellow dress and strappy white sandals while David complimented her look in a pastel T-shirt and white pants.
“They say he isn’t funny, they say I never smile, they said it wouldn’t last 😂 Today we celebrate 23 years being married,” Victoria wrote in an Instagram tribute to David on July 3 alongside a very smiley throwback photo of the couple. “David you are my everything, I love you so much!!!! 💕”
Meanwhile, David shared a clip from a 2001 joint interview with Ali G (a character created by Sacha Baron Cohen). “23 years ago today Posh became Mrs. Beckham, but she will always be Posh ❤️,” he wrote in the Instagram caption. “Happy Anniversary WOW 23 years & 4 beautiful kiddies ❤️❤️❤️❤️ I love you, we all love you ❤️.”
In the clip, Ali G asks David if he was a fan of the Spice Girls before meeting his wife., to which he replied, “No, but I was into Posh.”
This article previously appeared on GLAMOUR US.