VICTORIA Beckham showed off her sensational figure in a black swimsuit as she relaxed on her luxury yacht with husband David Beckham and sons.

The power couple took to the water and enjoyed the views of Miami with their sons Cruz Beckham and Romeo Beckham.

Footballer David splashed out £5m on his impressive 100ft yacht in 2021, as a Christmas present for himself and his family.

The former Spice Girl singer turned fashion designer relaxed onboard her luxury yacht on a sunny spring day in Miami.

The 49-year-old wore a black swimsuit as she relaxed on the deck with her husband.

The designer looked toned and tanned with her matching sunglasses and a cap, while David sported a white loose fit t-shirt and navy shorts.

Their sons Cruz and Romeo Beckham were also seen soaking in the sun. This comes after Romeo recently rekindled his relationship with model Mia Regan.

The pair, both 21, split last month after five years together, announcing their break-up on social media.

But just weeks later, Mia — seen here in a new campaign for fashion brand Aritzia — was hand in hand with Posh and Becks’ son out in West London.

Meanwhile David recently opened up about his marriage to Victoria while speaking on James Corden’s podcast This Life Of Mine.

David gushed: “Victoria is a great mum and she looks after me most of the time — and we’ve created this amazing life together, we’ve got our four kids.

“She kind of runs the family. I think that is the most important thing to me because family’s always been important and the greatest thing she’s ever given me is my four children.”

When the couple first got together, there were fears David’s new showbiz lifestyle would affect his glittering career on the pitch.

But having won six Premier League titles, two FA Cups and the Champions League with Manchester United, he proved the doubters wrong.

He said: “I knew deep down that if [the relationship] ever affected my career — not that we would have broken up or gone our separate ways — then we would have adjusted things.

“Other people around me probably were worried about it because at the end of the day I was a young kid from the East End playing for Manchester United, going out with a Spice Girl — the biggest girl band.

“But I knew that it would never get in the way of my career, and it was quite hurtful that people thought my head wasn’t in the game, or I wasn’t in the right place, because they don’t know me.

“I knew the moment I stepped out on that pitch, that is what mattered. It never once affected it.”