David and Victoria Beckham 'forget' Spice Girls in Uber Eats Super Bowl advert

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David and Victoria Beckham 'forget' Spice Girls in Uber Eats Super Bowl advert

David and Victoria Beckham cheekily teased about Spice Girls in their new Uber Eats Super Bowl advert. The funny ad, also including Jennifer Aniston, will be showcased during the Super Bowl LVIII, a match between the San Francisco 49ers and the Kansas City Chiefs.

The star-packed advert is designed to remind footy fans to use Uber Eats during the game. In it, Jennifer receives an Uber Eats delivery full of blooms on a movie set. She thanks her helper who remarks: "I didn't know you could get all this stuff on Uber Eats. I need to remember that."

Responding, Jennifer explains: "Well, you know what they say. In order to remember something, you've got to forget something else. Make a little room." Following this, the ad amusingly shows various celebs, including the Beckhams, obliviously forgetting things.

David teases: "Remember when you used to be a Pepper Lady?" Victoria playfully answers back: "Wasn't it the Cinnamon Sisters?" Not stopping there, David adds: "Basil Babes?" And Victoria replies: "Paprika Girls?" Wrapping up the joke, David bursts out laughing shouting: "No... that's absurd."

READ MORE: What Spice Girls look like then and now as two members now in their 50s

The footage then shows Jennifer being greeted by her Friends co-star David Schwimmer, whom she seems to momentarily forget. The clip concludes with global music icon Usher joking: "I hope I get to play a half time show some day, man." Interestingly, this weekend will see the 45 year old singer take centre stage at the half-time show.

It looks like Taylor Swift might steal the spotlight this weekend though. She's expected to cheer on her boyfriend Travis Kelce, who plays for the Kansas City Chiefs.

Every time Swift attends a match featuring the 34 year old sports star, it creates a big stir. Cameras often swing her way as she cheers on Kelce, and sometimes the pop princess even gets more attention than the game itself.

A host of famous faces are set to serenade the Super Bowl crowd on Sunday evening. Andra Day, Post Malone, Reba McEntire, and Tiesto are all lined up to entertain audiences before and after Usher's headline half-time performance.

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