Victoria Beckham sees cleavage spill from sports bra in sun-kissed display

Victoria Beckham put on a jaw-dropping display today, as she showed off her phenomenal physique in a skimpy get-up.

The brunette bombshell looked incredible, as she relaxed in a skimpy sports bra, which teased at her ample cleavage, she paired the teeny top with matching Reebok leggings.

David Beckham’s wife went au naturale on the makeup front and let her cascade past her shoulders in soft waves.

Fans flocked to shower praise on the fashion entrepreneur’s sizzling photo.

Victoria Beckham always wows with her snaps

Victoria Beckham always wows with her snaps

One social networker gushed: “Beautiful as always.”

While another continued: “Literally stunning.”

A third added: “Beautiful pic.”

Victoria’s sizzling display comes after she was recently met with a ton of backlash for using the government furlough scheme for employees at her Victoria Beckham fashion brand amid the coronavirus lockdown.

British singer and fashion designer Victoria Beckham attends the official opening ceremony for the National Museum of Qatar, in the capital Doha on March 27, 2019. – The complex architectural form of a desert rose, found in Qatars arid desert regions, inspired the striking design of the new museum building, conceived by celebrity French architect Jean Nouvel. (Photo by KARIM JAAFAR / AFP) (Photo credit should read KARIM JAAFAR/AFP via Getty Images)

The former Spice Girls star, who has an estimated net worth of £240million, has since taken a U-turn in terms of her furlough decision.

In an interview with The Guardian, Victoria revealed she would no longer be furloughing 30 staff, and that they “mean everything to me”.

Following a change of heart by Victoria and her board of directors, the company withdrew its application from the government furlough scheme.

(Image: Instagram)

Victoria said: “We will not now be drawing on the government furlough scheme.

“At the beginning of the lockdown the shareholders agreed with senior management to furlough a small proportion of staff. At that point we didn’t know how long the lockdown might last or its likely impact on the business. The welfare of my team and our business means everything to me.”

Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk

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