Spice Girls Fans Thrilled As Victoria Beckham Shares Her First TikTok

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In the clip, Victoria - also known as Posh Spice - can be seen sitting at a table, saying: "Tell me you're posh without telling me you're posh. I'll go first."

In front of her is a silver serving dish, and moments later a waiter reveals a plate of salmon and vegetables.

"I love it," says Victoria.

And Spice Girls fans were loving the reference to Posh, with the official TikTok page writing: "It's about to get SPICYYYY."

Meanwhile another person commented: "She is sooooo funny."

And a third added: "I love Victoria’s sense of humour."

Others meanwhile, joked that they expected a tub of Lurpak to be hiding underneath the serving dish, with one person writing: "When I expected it to be a tub of lurpack."

While another said: "I genuinely thought there was going to be a packet of lurpak under that!"

And a third said: "I was fully expecting it a tub of lurpak."

In other Beckham news, we told you how Victoria has criticised Chris Evans for weight-shaming her on live TV back in 1999.

The fashion designer's body became a key focus of the media when she rose to fame as Posh Spice in the Spice Girls, with the singer receiving extreme scrutiny for her weight.

In a clip of the episode shared on YouTube, the now-56-year-old radio host starts probing Victoria about her weight following the birth of her and David Beckham's son, Brooklyn.

"A lot of girls want to know, because you look fantastic again, how did you get back to your shape after your birth?" he asks, to which she responds: "I haven't done... I mean I'm really lazy, I don't go down the gym or anything."

Evans later asks if her 'weight is back to normal' before pulling out the scales and urging her to weigh herself on the live TV show, something that simply would not have been allowed to happen today.

“It happened to my mum after her pregnancies. It doesn’t mean you have an eating disorder. And he made me stand on the scales to be weighed. Can you imagine doing that nowadays?”