Victoria Beckham it looks like he’s bringing Posh Spice back, and it might be owned by one person.
The fashion designer rose to fame in the 1990s as a member of the Spice Girls. Although the group eventually went their separate ways, she went on to build a successful fashion career.
Now, 14 years after graduating from music, Victoria is returning to the recording booth, and it seems that her son Cruz who directs the tax.
Victoria Beckham’s son hears new music being revealed
Victoria’s third child recently took to social media to announce that she is back in the studio, giving a glimpse of their latest session.
In the picture that was shared on Instagram, Victoria is standing in front of a microphone with headphones because it seems that she is singing words that are on her phone. She wore a black ensemble and heels.
Cruz snapped the selfie himself, smiling at the camera while rocking white-framed glasses. “Yeah, we were smart back in the studio,” the 21-year-old told the post.
Fans quickly flooded the comments section, thrilled at the prospect of hearing the 52-year-old sing again, with many praising Cruz for making it happen.
“Cruz out here doing god’s work,” one social media user wrote in the comments. Another netizen said, “Now ask her to go on tour with the Spice Girls! You are our only hope.”
A fourth commenter called the young musician “Our favorite kid,” while a fifth chimed in, “You’re our super hero! Another marveled at Victoria singing in heels, while another said they’d love to hear her voice again, “even if it’s as backup.”
Cruz Beckham has other Spice Girls Members in Acoustic Conference
This is not the first time that Cruz has enlisted his mother for a musical project, and he has even brought some of his former band members along for the ride.
Earlier this year, The Blast reported that the up-and-coming singer joined Victoria and her former band members, minus Mel B, for an acoustic rendition of “Viva Forever.” Cruz played guitar while the women provided vocals.
Sharing the moment online, he joked, “I think I found my openings … do you think they have potential?” before he realized he had something in the works.
How Victoria Beckham sees her singing in the past
While Victoria seems open to revisiting music, she has spoken openly about that chapter of her life.
In an interview last October, the former pop star discussed her years with the girl group, admitting that the experience defined her identity and that it took time to move beyond that.
She revealed that looking back on these memories can be emotionally difficult. “I’m not going to lie, being asked questions when I was in the Spice Girls was really exciting,” Beckham told The Blast.
However, she emphasized her respect for the group and how proud she is of their legacy, saying, “I wouldn’t be who I am today without the Spice Girls – absolutely.”
It seems that Cruz Beckham has been supporting his mother’s return to music
Victoria’s latest studio appearance with Cruz may not come as a surprise, as he has openly supported her music.
Back in January, after one of Victoria’s songs caught on online again, Cruz celebrated the moment. As The Blast previously reported, he shared a photo alongside her 2001 single “Not Such an Innocent Girl.”
The track soared to the top of the iTunes charts in the UK and Ireland, delighting fans who were delighted by the unexpected revival.
The young singer responds to online criticism of his appearance
While collaborating with his mother, Cruz has also faced online criticism and has not hesitated to respond.
According to The Blast, a viral post on X last month, which was later reposted on Instagram, made fun of the Beckham children by comparing their looks to pictures of their parents when they were younger.
The caption reads, “It’s strange that a couple with such a stupid face card ended up with only ugly children.”
Cruz responded, dropping a meme of the comedian Druski appearing in confusion, turning the insult into a joke.
This isn’t Cruz’s first brush with online drama. Last year, when a TikTok reporter teased him about switching roles like his brother Brooklyn, Cruz shot back, “Wrong brother, buddy.”