Victoria Beckham passionately kisses husband David as she shares wholesome family snaps from their European summer - as estranged son Brooklyn cosies up to Nicola in bed

Victoria Beckham passionately kissed husband David as she shared a plethora of wholesome family snaps from their idyllic summer in Europe.

While estranged son Brooklyn Beckham shared intimate snaps of himself and wife Nicola Peltz in bed, Victoria instead opted to highlight the chemistry between her and the former footballer, 51, in her latest Instagram post on Saturday.

As well as the romantic image, the fashion designer, 52, uploaded a series of snaps featuring her three other children Romeo, 23, Cruz, 21, and Harper, 15, as the family continued to cruise around the Mediterranean on their luxury £16million yacht named Seven.

Dressed in a cut-out black summer dress matched with an oversized straw hat and dark sunglasses, Victoria looked happy and relaxed as she spent quality time with her loved ones. 

The Spice Girl happily posed alongside her hunky husband in several shots, while David went shirtless to display his muscular frame in others.

While Romeo rested his head on David's shoulder and Harper posed alongside her parents, the snapshots proved that the couple's bond with their three youngest children was as strong as ever.

Captioning her post, Victoria penned: 'Creating special memories this summer, I love you all so much xxxxxxx.'

It comes as Brooklyn flaunted his relationship with his wife Nicola once again as he shared an intimate snap of the pair in bed on Friday night. 

Taking to Instagram, the aspiring chef, 27, pretended to be asleep as he took the selfie while Nicola, 31, lay across his chest and the couple were joined by their dogs. 

And as Brooklyn cosied up to Nicola, the divide between the pair and his estranged family couldn't have been more apparent as David coincidentally shared a snap of a 'perfect family dinner' from the Beckhams' luxury European holiday. 

Estranged son Brooklyn has been absent from the family trip these past few months as the family travelled around Spain, Ibiza, France and Italy.

And on Friday David shared an array of snaps from the family's summer shenanigans as he posted a rare smiling picture of his wife Victoria. 

Frolicking in the sea in Spain, the star posed with her arm around her husband as he joked: 'Someone doesn't love the ocean but she loved this.' 

Packing on the PDA in another snap, the couple passionately kissed as David posted the selfie from the beginning of their trip in Spain. 

After cruising from Spain to the island of Ibiza, the Beckhams then found themselves in St Tropez in France as David shared sweet snaps with Victoria and their daughter Harper, 15. 

He also captured a candid snap of Cruz looking out into the sunset as he penned: 'Love you Cruzie.' 

It comes as Cruz appears to have taken a swipe at his older brother in his debut record release.

He made several references to his family on the EP, and the accompanying music videos, which were released last week.

The singer says Wear & Tear, which he recorded with his band The Breakers, captures 'a life lived' – the good, the bad and all the 'learning curves' in between.

While one of the songs is a clear tribute to his mother – titled Wannabe after the Spice Girls' debut single – in other tracks he hints at the fallout with his older brother Brooklyn, seemingly poking fun at unnecessary feuds.

Cruz has said he hopes the six-song EP gets across the message that, despite people having different life experiences, they can still share emotions.

He mused: 'We've been high, and low, in love and in pain, jealous, upset – we've lived and learned. We've all got our wear and tear.'

Cruz hinted at the feud with Brooklyn in the single Seeing Red, with lyrics saying: 'Been seeing red for as long as I remember / Yeah, I said I'm already there / The moment I drop this s***, the whole thing's over.'

Yet despite the serious nature of the lyrics, Cruz revealed they're meant to be taken tongue-in-cheek, stating: 'Seeing Red is a comedic take on a totally unserious moment of frustration, in this case in sports. 

'Everyone's competitive nature likes to take over now and then, but it's all fun and games. Seeing Red is a nod to that exact turning point.'