The fashion designer, 46, posted a photo in tribute to ex footballer husband David Beckham on Father’s Day.
In it she posed poolside at the stunning property with David, 45, and her kids, Brooklyn, 21, Romeo, 17, Cruz, 15, and Harper, eight.
In the caption she wrote: Happy Father’s Day @davidbeckham! We all love u so so much xxxx So many kisses from us all x we love u!!!! X”
Lined with palm trees, the stunning villa is located on the man-made Palm Jumeirah island and is worth a whopping £8million.
David bought the villa for £1.3million in 2002, and Now magazine claimed its value rose to around £8million by 2008.
However, it was previously reported he gifted the property to Victoria’s parents Tony and Jackie that same year.
“David realised he was not going to be able to spend any time in Dubai,” a source previously told the News of the World.
“He’s got his commitments in Los Angeles and it’s a long trip, especially when he still has to spend a lot of time in London – so he discussed it with Victoria and decided that the Dubai place would be a really special present for her parents.”
As if having one property in Dubai was not enough, the family also owns an apartment in the famous Burj Khalifa building.
The football ace splashed out on the property in the world’s tallest tower in 2009, and is still thought to own it now.
The couple have kept glimpses of their apartment fairly under wraps, however, and rarely share photos from inside on social media – unlike their other properties.
According to Times of India, the family bought the apartment for around $5million (£4million).
The Burj Khalifa is a huge tourist hotspot in Dubai, with people from all over the world flocking to its observation decks for uninterrupted views over the entire city.
Thanks to David’s lucrative football career and Victoria’s career in music and fashion, the couple have amassed an eye watering property portfolio worth £62million.
The Sun revealed they recently added to their portfolio after the couple’s latest purchase was a £20million apartment in the “most luxurious” Miami skyscraper in the area, complete with its own helipad, pool and gym.
David splashed out on the 10,000 sq ft, five-bed property in the One Thousand Museum high-rise after taking ownership of the new Inter Miami Football Club.
The luxury block, which is 700ft tall, was designed by the late British-Iraqi architect Zaha Hadid, who was behind the 2012 Olympics Aquatic Centre in Stratford, East London.
It features huge free-standing baths, a pristine and huge kitchen, car parking, a pool and gym, a spa and even a helipad.
And there’s an incredibly modern concierge desk to ensure the family have the most upmarket welcome possible to their new home too.
The building has “townhouse-style properties at levels 10 to 14 and half-floor apartments from storeys 15 to 49, to full-level penthouses on the next eight levels and a duplex penthouse across floors 58 and 59”.
Prices start at £5million and go up to £45million.
