They’ve been making the most of their trip Down Under while attending the Invictus Games.
And now Victoria Beckham revealed her sons Romeo, 16, and Cruz Beckham, 13, are never too old to celebrate Halloween in a number of candid Instagram shots on Wednesday.
The 44-year-old took to the photo-sharing platform to document her boys getting creative and carving their signature pumpkins with their little sister Harper, seven.
Getting creative: Victoria Beckham revealed her sons Romeo, 16, and Cruz Beckham, 13, are never too old to celebrate Halloween in a number of candid Instagram shots on Wednesday
In one shot, Romeo could be seen proudly holding his carefully carved pumpkin gourd against his Adidas hoodie.
Captioning the shot, the singer-turned-fashion-designer wrote: ‘Never too old to carve pumpkins’.
She continued her pumpkin themed Instagram story and posted a photo of Cruz posing with his artistic endeavour.
Adding a ghoulish feel to the snap, Victoria placed a pair of emoji devil horns on his head while another icon read ‘Happy Halloween’.
Celebrations: Continuing the macabre celebrations, Cruz took to his own Instagram story to share a selfie of him clad in a curly purple wig and headset
Scarily good: She continued her pumpkin themed Instagram story and posted a photo of Cruz posing with his artistic endeavour
Continuing the macabre celebrations, Cruz took to his own Instagram story to share a selfie of him clad in a curly purple wig and headset.
Captioning the shot, he wrote: ‘Who’s ready for Halloween?’
Their festive appearance comes as the boys soak up the sights and sounds of Australia alongside their sister Harper and their parents David and Victoria.
The family were in the Southern hemisphere country to support the Invictus Games, which David is an ambassador of.
Oh my gourd: Victoria took a snap of Harper attempt at pumpkin carving
Adventures Down Under: Last week, David and his sons climbed the Sydney Harbour Bridge
While attending the Invictus Games, David told the ABC that his children were enjoying spending time Down Under.
He said: ‘To bring the family over, to make them experience something like this is pretty incredible.
‘It’s the icing on the cake for them to be here with their dad and their mum for a week. And then come to the games.’
Enjoy: While attending the Invictus Games, David told the ABC that his children were enjoying spending time Down Under