Victoria Beckham has boasted that she and future daughter-in-law Nicola Peltz share clothes.
The pop star turned fashion designer, 47, took to her Instagram page on Wednesday to share that she and the 26-year-old American actress - who is engaged to Brooklyn Beckham - wear the same size garments and can swap items.
Revealing how Victoria's wardrobe is always open for the blonde and that she does not mind the Holidate star slipping her lithe physique into her wares, the mother-of-four uploaded a blurry snap of Nicola modelling a black boned bustier while posing in a bathroom and gushed over the beauty.
Victoria typed next to the post: "Looks like the future Mrs Beckham has been in my wardrobe again! but you’re forgiven because I love this VB bustier on you @nicolaannepeltz."
After the snap went up Nicola took to the comments to share a monkey covering eyes emoji and wrote: "Caught! i love you so much!!"
Nicola later shared the offering to her Instagram Stories and added: "I love you" in glittering text atop of the update.
Former Spice Girls singer Victoria and Nicola have a close relationship.
Last week, when Victoria celebrated her birthday, Nicola posted a gushing tribute to the mother of her future husband on social media.
Alongside a photo that shared the genetically blessed pair posing with wine glasses in their hands, Nicola wrote: "Happy birthday victoria! i hope all your wishes come true you’re such a role model to me i love you so so much! slide for my favorite picture."
Nicola also posted a throwback snap of Victoria and Brooklyn as a young boy at a football match supporting sporting ace David Beckham.
Happy at the post, Victoria replied: "Love you so much x I had the best birthday!!"
Brooklyn then joined in as he penned: "Love you both more than anything x."
Brooklyn and actress Nicola, the daughter of US tycoon Nelson Peltz, announced their engagement in July last year and Victoria is reportedly set to design Nicola's wedding dress.
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