Dubbed as the “Royal Fab Four,” the future Queen consort and the former royal were last seen publicly during the Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey in March.
It was also the Sussexes’ last engagement before officially stepping down as senior members of the Firm and moving to the United States.
The news came after the two duchesses, alongside their husbands Prince William and Prince Harry, were invited by the power couple to attend the highly anticipated nuptials of Brooklyn Beckham and his fiance, Nicola Peltz.
According to The Mirror, Posh Spice has been helping the Duchess of Sussex settle in the US after the former royals big move.
On the other hand, the mother-of-one has been promoting her fashion line, Victoria Beckham Ltd (VBL).
“Vic’s been helping Meghan with her move to LA, and Meghan has helped promote Victoria’s fashion line,” the source mentioned.
Apparently, the insider also revealed that the former Spice Girls member is “worried” that the situation might be awkward for the Duchess of Cambridge and the 39-year-old former Hollywood actress.
In addition, the British icon is also concerned that the two might upstage the wedding of her son and the “Last Airbender” actress.
“But Vic’s been worried about inviting Meghan and Harry alongside Kate and William to the wedding. She is not only worried about how they all might feel about being thrust together but also at how the attention will no doubt be diverted off Brooklyn and Nicola.”
However, the insider went on and claimed that David Beckham advised his wife “not to stress” about the wedding and explained how he is confident that the royals would “all know how to handle the situation.”
In July, fans were stunned after the eldest son of Posh and legendary football star announced on Instagram that he is engaged to the 25-year-old blonde beauty after dating for almost one year.
Following the news, Victoria plays the dotting mom and is very hands-on with the whole celebration.
As cited by Hello Magazine, the former pop star will be designing her soon to be daughter-in-law’s wedding gown.