Victoria Beckham beams with pride as she poses with son Romeo Beckham at Burberry Festive film premiere
Victoria Beckham let her son Romeo take centre stage as he stepped out for the Burberry Festive film premiere.
The 13-year-old model has the starring role in the designer’s Billy Elliot themed Christmas campaign which also features Naomi Campbell, James Bay and Downton Abbey’s Michelle Dockery.
Romeo cut a dapper figure in a navy suit which he teamed with a Burberry scarf as he attended the event at the brands Regent Street store on Tuesday night.
He was accompanied by his mother Victoria and younger brother Cruz.
Bursting with pride, Victoria later posted an Instagram with her youngest sons.
She captioned the image: “So proud of Romeo!! He looks so handsome in the @Burberryfestive film.Thank you #christopherbaileyx vb."
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Speaking about the campaign, creative director Christopher Bailey said in a press release: "Billy Elliot is an incredible film full of so much joy and energy, so it was a real thrill and a great honour to be able to celebrate its 15 year anniversary through our Festive campaign.
"It was also a huge privilege to work with such amazing and iconic British talent—the cast are quite simply some of the biggest names in film, music and fashion and it was so much fun working with them all to make this special film."
In the two minute clip, Romeo can be seen recreating the iconic Billy Elliot jump from the 2000 film before a roll-call of stars including Rosie Huntington-Whitely, George Ezra and Sir Elton John join in.
