Victoria and David Beckham pack on PDA as he kisses her head in rare selfie

Victoria and David Beckham couldn’t help but share their love for one another in her latest selfie.

The famous showbiz couple rarely PDA snaps but Friday proved to be different as David sweetly kissed his wife on the forehead in a heartwarming snap.

The lovers cosied up together to show off VB’s new sunglasses which she designed and made herself.

Clad in a bright pink top, Victoria made sure her new sunnies were in the frame for her followers to see.

Ex-footballer David looked super casual as he wore a grey V-neck T-shirt and sunglasses similar to Victoria’s.

She wrote: “When you love sunglasses so much you make your own… #VBEyewear@dbeyewear.”

“2 kisses @davidbeckham xx” the star added.

Posh and Becks proved they were still a firm fan favourite as their followers gushed over the snap.

Among the crowd, one person wrote: “Always my favorite couple!”

Others added: “Love the sunglases… but OMG you are goooorgeeeooouusss!!”

“This madе my day.”

Fashion designer Victoria has recently been appointed as son Brooklyn Beckham’s fiancée Nicola Peltz’ wedding dress designer.

The two women have formed a great bond since he got down on one knee and popped the question.

And it’s claimed Posh Spice is set to design her future daughter-in-law’s wedding dress.

An insider told The Sun: “Victoria would like to keep it in the family when it comes to the gown and is thrilled Nicola has agreed.”

Victoria has always been keen to design the dress for Brooklyn’s bride and has also been “showering” Nicola with gifts from her latest fashion collection, according to the newspaper.

However, it seemed Victoria wasn’t the first designer that came to Nicola’s mind to design the wedding dress.

She previously desired Lebanese designer Elie Saab.

The source added: “Nicola had initially wanted a haute couture gown by Elie Saab, as she has worn him before, but has now decided to let Victoria design her dress.”

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