Victoria Beckham lavishes £800 bottle of whiskey, £750 bottle of wine during birthday
Victoria Beckham celebrated her 49th birthday in style – with a pricey bottle of whiskey and an enormous meringue.
The fashion designer shared a slew of snaps to Instagram on Monday where she marked the big day with her husband David, 47, and their children, minus middle son Romeo, 20, who remained at the family home in London.
Posh Spice lived up to her name as she spent the lavish night enjoying food and drinks at a fancy restaurant in Miami.
Victoria splashed out on an £800 bottle of Pappy Van Winkle 12 Year Old Special Reserve whiskey for them all to gulp.
That was accompanied by a £750 bottle of Chateau Mouton Rothschild 2006 for the table.
While the ex Spice Girl claimed the snaps had been taken ‘last night’, the full clan wore the same outfits as their ‘peace summit’ held over Easter.
Victoria and Nicola spent the Spring holiday at the £76 million Peltz family manor in Palm Beach, Florida , with the Beckham brood popping over for an Easter egg hunt.
It was said to be a ‘peace summit’ for the families, who have been plagued with rumours of a fall out ever since Nicola tied the knot with Brooklyn Beckham last year.
Despite posing for a family snap on Thursday, Victoria and her eldest son’s wife still appeared to keep a slight distance from one another.
According to body language expert Judi James, the family snap fails to show ‘signs of bonding’ between Victoria and Nicola – as the latter appears outcast in the snap.
Brooklyn shared the family picture to his Instagram Stories, penning: ‘Love you guys so much’ as he tagged his family members.
According to body language expert Judi James, the family’s positioning in the picture signals that ‘there are not really defining definitive levels of bonding’.
After analysing the snap, she told MailOnline: ‘If Brooklyn and Nicola are back in the bosom of the family why are they posed apart, flanking David and Victoria rather than together and in between them? You’d expect the parents to be doing the flanking, to signal Brooklyn and Nicola are loved as a couple in the heart of the family unit.’
