After making appearances on her 19-year-old son Romeo’s TikTok doing choreographed dances (oh, remember the early days of TikTok), Victoria Beckham has officially entered the TikTok universe today with her own account. For her first video, she brought her unapologetic ironic humor to one of the social media app’s latest trends (no dancing required). The GRAZIA Summer issue cover star prompted her 34.4K followers and counting (which she garnered in less than six hours, mind you) to “Tell me you’re Posh, without telling me you’re Posh.”
Beckham, a.k.a. Posh Spice, posed the question, adding, “I’ll go first.” A waiter then opens a cloche revealing a plate of grilled fish and steamed vegetables in front of Beckham — the same meal she’s eaten the past 25 years. She closes out the video by simply saying “I love it.”
Her husband, David Beckham, told The River Cafe’s Ruth Rogers earlier this year that Victoria “will very rarely deviate from that” when asked about her strict diet. She captioned the short yet impactful video with the hashtag “#StitchPosh,” inviting her fans to use the sound and to show how posh they are in their lives.
@victoriabeckham #StitchPosh to show me how Posh you really are TikTok… and tell me you’re Posh, without telling me you’re Posh. I can’t wait to see x VB
Since her now-viral first post early this morning, Beckham has shared two other videos, including a makeup tutorial using items from her own beauty brand, Victoria Beckham Beauty, and a BTS from a recent editorial cover shoot. (Someone definitely got the memo on the importance of posting three times a day.) Beckham’s TikTok is definitely a space to watch as the multi-hyphenated entrepreneur continues to spice up the app with her businesses and an inside look at her personal life.
It’s only a matter of time before we can expect her to share the newly launched tight-fitting bodycon frocks that she calls her “sucky sucky” dresses. The designer revealed in her cover story with GRAZIA USA that “It’s an old-fashioned attitude, wanting to be really thin. I think women today want to look healthy and curvy. They want to have some boobs – and a bum.”
