Victoria Beckham puts devil horns on Brooklyn and Romeo in festive family photo

She is preparing to spend Christmas with her three sons, Brooklyn, 21, Romeo, 18, Cruz, 15, daughter Harper, nine, and husband David.

And Victoria Beckham took to Instagram on Thursday to share a hilarious behind-the-scenes video of herself trying to take a festive snap of her children.

The fashion designer, 46, questioned her eldest son’s Brooklyn’s casual shorts before telling the boys to pick up their dogs Sage, Fig and Olive in a desperate bid to take the perfect family portrait. 

Victoria captioned the post: ‘The making of… never work with kids or animals!! Love you @brooklynbeckham @romeobeckham @cruzbeckham #HarperSeven’.

Posh asked Brooklyn, who was standing in front of a spectacular Christmas tree stroking Sage, ‘Brooklyn are you sure you don’t want to put trousers on?’

Meanwhile, Cruz pointed at his Christmas jumper which had Borat in a Santa hat, which prompted Victoria to say: ‘Excellent, that sums up your personality’. 

As the dogs failed to sit when Victoria instructed, she told the group: ‘This is a Christmas card guys, this is meant to be a nice thing to do’.

But Harper told her: ‘This is a very sad Christmas’. Victoria said: ‘This is a lovely Christmas’, before shouting at the boys: ‘pick up a dog’.

The scene then moved on to the Beckham brood posing for a photo with Posh playing photographer, while singing: ‘Tis the season to be jolly, fa la la la’.

An unimpressed Brooklyn then decided he had enough and walked out of shot.  

Victoria did manage to get a smiling photo of her children which she also uploaded on Instagram, alongside the caption: ‘Kisses at Christmas! Lots of love from all of us x x x @davidbeckham @brooklynbeckham @romeobeckham @cruzbeckham #HarperSeven x x x’.

It comes after Victoria celebrated 24 years since The Spice Girls released their first ever Christmas number one with a fun throwback clip.

The designer took to Instagram Stories on Wednesday to share a video of the band’s iconic performance of 2 Become 1 on Top Of The Pops after the song topped the festive charts in 1996.

The song kicked off a stream of Christmas hits for the Spice Girls, with Too Much topping the charts in 1997, followed by Goodbye in 1998. 

Victoria penned the caption: ‘It’s 24 years since this was released! Our first Christmas number one! Kisses @emmaleebunton @melaniemusic @officialmelb @therealgerihalliwell.’