David Beckham Shares Wholesome Moment with Daughter Harper at Inter Miami 'Training Day'

The soccer star uploaded some sweet snaps with his youngest on Saturday

Forget 'take your daughter to work day,' David Beckham is more of a 'take your daughter to training day' kind of guy.

The soccer legend, 48, shared two adorable father-daughter pics of himself and his youngest child, 12-year-old Harper Seven, as they spent some quality time together during an Inter Miami training session over the weekend.

"Take daughter to training day 🩷," Beckham appropriately captioned the photo, tagging the club, his wife Victoria, and using a hashtag of his daughter's name.

In the post, Beckham included two images of himself and Harper, as she leaned over to rest her arms on her father's shoulder, while he smiled at the camera and embraced the sweet moment.

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Harper has earned all the love from family on social media as of late, as her sister-in-law Nicola Peltz Beckham — who married  Brooklyn Beckham in 2022 — shared an adorable picture with her a couple weeks back.

Taken backstage at Victoria Beckham’s Paris Fashion Week show the month before, Peltz's mirror selfie with Harper marked one of the sweeter moments at the show, and came alongside a heartwarming caption.

“Such a beautiful show with my baby sis 🤍🤍🤍 congratulations @victoriabeckham,” Peltz, 28, wrote.

Just this month, David and Victoria, 49, were joined by Harper and her three brothers for the London premiere of Beckham — a four-part Netflix docuseries following David's life and career. As they do, the Beckham family dressed to impress, with Harper wearing a baby-pink dress and holding a lilac purse from her mother's brand.

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David himself spoke about the documentary at the David Beckham Fragrances Launch Party last week, revealing that the series from director Fisher Stevens "took me a while to come to terms with filming."

"And ten years ago when I retired from playing soccer people asked me to do it and I wasn't really ready to look back and talk about my career and my life," he shared. "But then about two or three years before the tenth anniversary of my retirement, I thought, okay, maybe this is the right time now to tell the story."

"It wasn't easy and it was an emotional rollercoaster over the last two and a half years but I think we’ve produced something that my team can be very proud of," Beckham later added.

Stevens previously told PEOPLE that Beckham was "so open" about his life, and "wasn't what I expected at all." The series is now available to stream on Netflix.

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