Victoria Beckham reveals her festive fanatic husband David starts their family Christmas preparations on November 1
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Victoria Beckham has revealed that her husband David starts their family Christmas preparations on November 1.
The former Spice Girl and fashion designer, 51, told Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show on Wednesday that her festive fanatic husband is even a massive fan of the Elf On The Shelf tradition.
The Elf On The Shelf is a popular Christmas tradition where a magical scout elf, sent from Santa, is placed in a new hiding spot each night during December.
And David is so eager for the holidays that he even started the tradition in November, rather than waiting for December, like most families.
The Beckham family proved their dedication to the holiday this year as they also started decorating their lavish Christmas tree on November, 24.
Victoria told Jimmy: 'Since November 1, Elf has been on heavy rotation because my husband is obsessed with anything Christmassy.'
Victoria Beckham has revealed that her husband David starts their family Christmas preparations on November 1, as she appeared on Jimmy Fallon's The Tonight Show on Wednesday
The former Spice Girl and fashion designer, 51, explained that her festive fanatic husband (pictured December 2024) is even a massive fan of the Elf On The Shelf tradition
During her appearance, Victoria also spoke publicly for the first time about David's knighthood for services to football and British society.
The former Manchester United star was knighted by King Charles III last month and received the title Sir David Beckham.
The ceremony took place at Windsor Castle, recognising his iconic football career and his philanthropic work, following his earlier OBE in 2003.
And speaking publicly for the first time about the achievement, Victoria laughed and said: 'I am Lady Beckham. We are so proud of him.
'What he has done for sport and his philanthropic work is amazing. It was everything. We are both so patriotic and so proud to be British. So, for David to be knighted by the King meant so much.
'It was a pinch me moment. I think the whole country is so proud of him and everything he has achieved.'
Backstage of the show, Victoria flashed her toned legs and revealed her go-to £76 beauty hack.
She shared a glamorous snap on her Instagram Stories showcasing her charcoal grey silk dress and black slip-on heels.
David (pictured in December 2024) is so eager for the holidays that he even started the tradition in November, rather than waiting for December, like most families
Chatting to show host Jimmy, Victoria said: 'Since November 1, Elf has been on heavy rotation because my husband is obsessed with anything Christmassy'
Backstage of the show, Victoria flashed her toned legs and revealed her go-to £76 beauty hack in a post shared to her Instagram Stories
Showing off her limbs, Victoria wrote: ‘How it started (That @victoriabeckhambeauty Cell Rejuvenating Illuminator isn’t going to dry itself! And yes, I use it on my body too).’
The Cell Rejuvenating Illuminator comes in three shades and is available on the official Victoria Beckham Beauty website.
During her appearance on the show, Victoria also revealed it was David who persuaded her to do her Netflix documentary.
The three-part series charted her rise from 90s pop star with the Spice Girls to a successful fashion designer today.
Speaking to Jimmy, Victoria, who was named Posh Spice in the band, admitted she had to be convinced to do the documentary.
'I said no at the beginning, and it was my team who convinced me to do it and my husband who made me do it,' she said.
'I was in the Spice Girls for four years, and it's a time I am so proud of, but I was so defined by that four-year period.
'I've been in the fashion industry for 20 years now, and it just felt like the right time to reflect and move forward. Working on this documentary was like a year of intense therapy; it really was.
'It's made me feel so proud after all these years of struggle, it's been 20 years of struggle with the fashion business, it's a tough, tough industry. I've been told no so much my entire life, and I've worked hard.'
