Victoria Beckham gushes over Harper’s ‘sweet surprise’

She is busy holding the fort at home, while her husband David works in New York.  

And Victoria Beckham was surprised by her daughter Harper, eight, on Thursday night after the youngster put a bunny, crystals and her ‘My Reasons Why I Love You’ book on her bed. 

The fashion designer, 45, took to Instagram to share a snap of the set-up which Harper felt Victoria needed to help her sleep, while David, 44, works away from home.  

Victoria wrote atop of the photo: ‘I love you Harper Seven. Harper left a sweet surprise for mummy when she got in bed tonight’.  

And Posh Spice needed a good night’s sleep as she rose early to take her daughter to school. 

Clad in gym gear, Victoria struggled as she left their London home carrying Harper’s P.E kit, rucksack and lunch box. 

She joked: ‘How many school bags does one little person need?’.  

 Victoria’s post comes days after David recalled the moment he first met wife Victoria Beckham at one of his football games back in 1997. 

The former Manchester United midfielder, 44, later struck up the courage to speak to her after the Spice Girl ‘had a few drinks’ in the players lounge. 

Appearing on Wednesday’s episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, David revealed he even kept a souvenir from their first meeting, as he still has the train ticket stub on which Victoria wrote down her number for him.  

He recalled: ‘We knew of [the Spice Girls], obviously, because they were pretty big at the time, and I was just establishing myself in the Manchester United team.’

Explaining that his wife had ‘obviously’ been his favorite Spice Girl, he added: ‘I didn’t get to talk to her that day, but then the week after, she came back up to Manchester to watch another game.’ 

Determined not to let her slip away again, David revealed: ‘She’d had a couple of drinks, so I decided, ”Why not?” I’d try to get her number.’

‘We talked for about an hour in the player’s lounge. And she’d actually got the train up that day, so she wrote her number down on her train ticket, which I still have.’

The crowd sighed, as Jimmy said, ‘And here you are 20 years later.’