Victoria Beckham and daughter in law Nicola looks closer than ever after feud as family celebrate Christmas in pj’s
VICTORIA Beckham cosied up with her daughter-in-law Nicola Peltz as the family kicked of Christmas early.
The pair put their feud behind them to join the whole gang in coordinated pj's and Santa hats to celebrate in Miami.
Singer-turned-designer Victoria Beckham posted a series of festive photos on social media of her and husband David alongside three of their children and Nicola.
The former Spice Girl, 49, opted for patterned pyjama bottoms with a matching dressing gown combination while her daughter Harper, 12, and Nicola, 28, both donned red and white checked bottoms and white vests.
Former England captain David, 48, matched with his son Brooklyn, 24, in black and white checked pyjamas and white T-shirts while Cruz, 18, wore an all white lounge outfit.
The family posed for a picture together in front of a Christmas tree while another snap featured just the parents and Brooklyn and a third was of Victoria and David.
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The couple's 21-year-old son Romeo was missing from the group shot but Victoria ensured he was not forgotten about by writing "we miss u Romeo" in the caption.
She added: "Santa came early in Miami!!! x I love u all so much xxxx"
On Friday, Nicola shared a selection of holiday photos of her with the Beckham family on Instagram including a photo of her and Victoria smiling together.
Over the past few years the pair have been involved in an ongoing feud since around the time that Brooklyn and Nicola tied the knot in April last year.
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It was initially suggested that she and Nicola were at war over Nicola’s wedding dress.
Despite all of this, they seemingly ended it after Nicola attended her fashion show in Paris back in October.
Nicola also previously spoke to Cosmopolitan to explain that there was no feud.
Nicola told the publication: "I've said this so many times: There's no feud.
"I don't know. No one ever wants to write the nice things.
"It's really weird, actually, whether it's my life or someone else's life or whatever, when you know the truth and then you read something totally wrong."
