Bleary-eyed Victoria Beckham lets her hair down during VERY boozy girls’ night

She has often spoken of her strict diet and controlled exercise.

Still, Victoria Beckham eschewed her usual Thursday night routines as she let her hair down for a boozy night with friends Tana Ramsay and Jo Manoukian while husband David was away on business.

The former Spice Girls star, 49, looked sensational in tailored trousers and a skimpy top as she posed for a trio of snaps with her two pals.

In a hilarious nod to the evening’s antics, Victoria added a caption to a shot that read, “No really…we haven’t had much to drink!!!!” next to a poison that shows Pinocchio with his nose extended – to indicate that she was lying.

Meanwhile, Tana, who is married to chef Gordon Ramsay, looked elegant in green wide-leg trousers and a white camisole.

Victoria looked sensational for girls’ night in which she was in hysterics for much of the night, even adding a caption to the quick read: “Still laughing after all these years.” Love you while tagging her friends.

She also did some self-promotion when she posed up a storm in one of her self-designed suits and wrote, “My new favorite tailor shop.”

While Victoria was at home, David visited the Macau hotel rooms he first designed and documented the visit in a host of Instagram posts.

It was revealed in January last year, it was revealed that David was raking in money by choosing furniture, linen and art for suites in a £580-a-night hotel in China’s Las Vegas after another big cash deal in his friend’s communist party president Xi. stands.

The football star, 47, who is worth an estimated £380 million ($518 million), has co-designed 14 rooms at The Londoner in Macau, where guests eager to sleep with the star for a night can do so – because his photo next to the wall hangs to the beds.

During his first visit to the chambers, David shared a slew of inside snaps, including those of the pictures on the walls, the robes emblazoned with his initials, and his Chinese almond cookie making session with the chef.

Incredible details in the rooms included branded coasters and robes, pillows and slippers emblazoned with his DB initials.