Victoria Beckham’s 15-year-old daughter Harper has a unique way of trying to convince her mum to let her do things - she uses PowerPoint presentations.
The Spice Girls star opened up about her daughter during an appearance on Today with Jenna Sheinelle on Tuesday (13.10.26), as she explained the teenager came armed with the presentations when approaching her mother with two big asks.
Victoria said: “One, she wanted a beauty brand, and these are the reasons. No. 2, she wanted a perm. She wanted to perm her hair.”
While Victoria - who launched her brand Victoria Beckham Beauty in 2019 - told Harper they’d “talk about the beauty brand” when she was older, it was a firm no to the hair request.
The 52-year-old knows what she’s talking about too, as she previously had a teenage perm herself.
However, when it comes to the prospect of Harper following in her mum’s footsteps with her own beauty brand, Victoria isn’t sure which path Harper will take in her future.
Victoria said: “Harper loves beauty and skincare, ever since she was little. She’s been on my lap while I had my hair and makeup done. She loves sitting in product development meetings with me.”
And while Harper has a “passion” and a “dream”, she’s also still “young”.
She added: “She’s in school. She’s about to take her exams.
“Like with all of our children, we support their dreams. I’m excited for her in the future, but let’s see, she’s young.”
While Victoria remained coy about Harper’s future in the beauty industry, trademark filings show that a skincare, make-up and fragrance line titled Harlo by Harper is in the works.
It’s thought to be on track for a 2027 launch, with reports Victoria has already invested a whopping $3million in her daughter’s upcoming brand.
Victoria also revealed during a chat on the Aspire with Emma Grede podcast back in May that Harper’s own struggles with problem skin had prompted her to start thinking about launching her own brand.
Victoria said Harper had told her: “I really want to create a brand because I know what I want, what I cannot find, and I do not want other people to have to go through what I have been through.”