VICTORIA Beckham was seen enjoying an early family Christmas celebration last night as her family got together.
The Spice Girls star was seen posing alongside her rarely-seen sister Louise, 39, as well as snapping pictures of her nieces and parents.
Victoria, 48, took to her social media with the family photos as she gathered with her children for a meal out at a swanky restaurant.
The fashion designer could be seen posing as she sat side-by-side with her younger sister Louise, pouting together for the camera.
Victoria kept it casual in a festive green turtle-neck jumper, letting her brunette hair fall straight down her chest.
The stat opted for a minimal palette of make-up, similar to her sister Louise, who dressed down in a white shirt and black trousers.
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The pair showed off their likeness as Victoria penned over the Instagram snap: “Love her so much. The best mummy and sister.”
Victoria went on to show off snaps of Louise’s two daughters Libby, 23, and Tallulah-May, 20, as they joined the family at the table.
“Kisses,” Victoria wrote over a snap of the two girls, who held up cocktails for the camera and smiled, leaning in together.
Meanwhile, the singer also posted snaps of her parents Jacqueline and Anthony, as she gushed that she “loved them so much”.
Her parents stood up to pose for a photo with one of the Beckhams’ children, Cruz, 17, who dressed down in a brown hoodie.
It comes after mum-of-four Victoria quashed plastic surgery rumours while discussing her ‘changing’ nose appearance.
The designer has denied having a nose job and instead credited any differences to her face with “make-up tricks”.
She has been plagued by whispers over the years but has now hit back in a new video with make-up artist Charlotte Tilbury.
“People have also said that I’ve had a nose job. Never had a nose job, always had a nose like this,” Victoria said.
‘It is the nose trick and that is where I love my Bronzing Brick. Each compact has two different tones so you can use it to contour as well as to bronze.”
