The pair were watching the LA Lakers when they were caught on the big screens during the team's KissCam.

It picks out members of the crowd and encourages them to kiss in front of the near 20,000 strong audience.

Thankfully the Beckhams were game for a kiss when they were targeted - but seemed a little embarrassed afterwards.

As previously reported, Victoria Beckham recently admitted that she had left her son Brooklyn in the house after forgetting to take him on the school run.

She told Vanity Fair that she had her daughter Harper in the car with her, but when she was on the road she realised that she had "forgot something" - her son.

However, all was not lost, with the fashionista turning around the car and headed back for her forgotten child. She said:

"I jumped in my Range Rover, put the car seat in, put my iPod on and drove to school. And then I realised I'd left Brooklyn in the kitchen. I was driving along, talking away, and all of a sudden, I looked down at the seat, and I was like: 'S**t! S**t! I've forgot something.'"

She continued: "'I felt like such an idiot because I was in a huge rush. Harper was in the car, I was in the car, and we were on the way to school - but we did not have the child who needed to go to school. I'd gotten down the road, and I literally had to turn around and drive straight back."

The fashion star and Spice Girl helped design a new 4x4 vehicle, the Range Rover Evoque.

Speaking about her role in designing the car, Beckham said that she wanted to mix up both classic and contemporary looks. She said:

"I did a lot of research and created mood boards to show the team my love of timeless and classic design. I looked at yachts, luxury jets, classic cars, movies, personalities and fashion. It's the small details that make all the difference. I want everyone who gets into this car to feel special and empowered by its quality and craftsmanship. I like that it feels luxurious but also has quite a classic edge to it as well as a contemporary feel."

Beckham also appeared in a promo clip for the car, with the advert showcasing a classy black and white feel.

The fashionista went on record recently to praise social networking websites like Twitter for allowing the public to see the real her.

She added that she hopes it gives her followers a chance to see first hand her sense of humour.

And the Spice Girl posted a photo today (April 20) of herself with a member of a cabin crew on a flight to Beijing. She tweeted:

"Cabin crew prepare for landing! Welcome to Beijing!! X vb"

Beckham meanwhile recently said in an interview with the Guardian that singing was never her passion - and that fashion is her top priority.

The former Spice Girl, who has three million followers on Twitter, told WWD.com that her enjoyment of using the site encouraged her to open up a new official Facebook page on Tuesday, the same day she turned 38.

She said: "It’s been a really interesting experience. I try to give some personal insights to my followers as well as keeping them abreast of the business. 

"I also think that my fans and customers really get to know me and my sense of humour through my tweets. I think people see the real me."

The fashion designer, who has used Twitter to post several photos of her home and family life since joining last year, said she uses the two platforms for different reasons:

"Facebook is definitely more brand focused although I hope to be able to bring my personality to the page. Twitter for me is more personally focused."

In a new interview with Harper's Bazaar, the fashion designer spoke about how she often tries on her own clothing - appearing to suggest it is because she feels she represents the public.

She was pictured in a photoshoot for the magazine too, showing off a svelte figure. Beckham said in the accompanying interview:

"We always joke that we have this fabulously gorgeous 17-year-old model who is six-foot-whatever and then I say 'OK, I'm going to put it on. I stand for the general public here'."

Beckham also spoke about how she dealt with her changing body shape when she was pregnant with new daughter Harper. Speaking about how she couldn't try on clothes during the pregnancy, Beckham added:

"It's how I work. I found it really difficult when I was pregnant and I couldn't do that. It's part of the process - I'll stand here in my knickers and start draping fabric over myself. It was very hard when I didn't have my body."

In a revealing interview with The Guardian newspaper, the singer and designer explained that the pressures of a new baby, her fashion line and travelling between the U.S. and the UK took a significant toll on her wellbeing and forced her to slow down:

"I left L.A. to come back to the U.K. for Christmas, not knowing whether I was leaving for two weeks or 18 months, so that brought with it a certain amount of anxiety. Of course I've got people to help me, but in the end there's a lot that only I can do. Finding new schools for the children isn't something anyone else can do for me."

"Plus the fact that this season (in fashion) is such a short one. It got to the point, just before Christmas, when for the first time ever, I wasn't actually sure if I could cope."

"I was working in London and the day I finished work, I went to bed and woke up at 4 o'clock in the morning with a chest infection and throat infection. I very rarely get sick - I can't remember the last time before that that I had a cold or anything - but I guess I was really feeling the pressure."

Beckham has been making a name for herself in fashion ever since the demise of pop group Spice Girls many years ago.

She told the Guardian that whilst being in the Spice Girls was "fantastic", she enjoys her life much more now - and also admitted that she wasn't the best singer. When asked whether she enjoys fashion or music more, she said:

"Definitely fashion. Isn't that obvious? I enjoy what I'm doing now so much more. God, definitely. Being in the Spice Girls was fantastic, but I was never going to be the best singer and it wasn't my passion. Getting my British Fashion award felt completely different from any other time I'd been on stage. It meant so much."

Nevertheless, rumours have been circulating about a possible reunion of the original Spice Girls line-up this year, potentially for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee or the Olympics. Whilst there has been no official confirmation of a reunion, Mel B had tweeted that she is seemingly meeting up with the band next month.

Victoria's husband told Jonathan Ross on the TV presenter's chat show that the couple were open to adding once again to the Beckham clan.

The Spice Girl and fashion maestro Victoria gave birth to Harper Seven seven months ago after already giving life to boys Brooklyn, Romeo and Cruz.

But David said that the there could be more on the way - although he does admit they are not thinking about it yet. He said:

"Harper is seven months now. I can't even look at her without welling up. After having three boys, you just assume that you’re going to have another boy, but when we got told she was a little girl, it was amazing. We might have one more or two more, you never know. We're not thinking about it yet, but if it happens, great. We're enjoying the kids as it is. It's always a thought. I mean, we’re busy people and we're enjoying the four kids that we've got already and we're lucky, we're lucky to have four healthy children."

As previously reported, Victoria Beckham recently appeared in her first lingerie photoshoot since giving birth to Harper.

In a shoot for Japan's Numero magazine, she donned a corset-esque underwear piece and looked remarkably slim.

The issue, which is due out in March, also features Beckham on the front cover.

The Spice Girl also gave an interview to Numero - and revealed that husband David has never attended one of her fashion shows. When asked who would be in her fantasy front row, she replied:

"My husband. David has never been to any of my shows as I'm incredibly nervous and I need to focus and concentrate, apart from him Tilda Swinton. She's so striking and I would love to dress her. She's incredible looking and I love that she seems so confident in herself she doesn't feel the need to conform."

The talented star recently admitted that she was "embarrased" about her background when launching a career in fashion, but has now opened up about the growing success of her business and explained that it has taken off beautifully over the past three years:

"In the first collection we produced 400 dresses and we had nine retail partners internationally, and now we're producing about 500 pieces with all categories in just over 300 stores worldwide. Though I'm trying to take baby steps, the business is growing very quickly. Our turnover year-over-year has increased over 120 percent. I think to anyone's standards that's very impressive."

Referring specifically to her career change, she recalled some particularly useful advice from fellow designer and friend Marc Jacobs:

"I'm very aware of people's preconceptions. But the product spoke for itself. When I was starting out I remember Marc Jacobs saying, 'As long as the quality is great, then people can say it's not their personal taste, but they can't say that it's rubbish.' And that's very true."

The singer, mother and talented designer revealed to Elle magazine that she was concerned people wouldn't take her seriously given her background and credentials, and she was especially worried that high profile figures in the fashion industry would sneer at her creative attempt:

"We (Marc Jacobs) went out to dinner one night, and he said, 'I saw that you put out a collection.' I felt embarrassed to tell Marc Jacobs that I - me, ex-Spice Girl, married to a footballer - was creating a fashion line."

Beckham, who has enjoyed fantastic success with her career as a designer and recently won the coveted Designer Brand title at the British Fashion Awards, added:

"People say to me, 'Oh you've proved yourself to everybody...' But that was never why I did this. I had a lot to prove to myself. I'm proud of myself. I'm proud of my team."

The mother, singer and fashion star took part in an exclusive shoot for Elle and last night, December 8, she tweeted a photograph of herself posing in one of her own creations. 

The picture shows Beckham sat on a white stool in a long-sleeved scarlet dress with an eye-catching hemline that gives way to a puffy skirt, and she accompanied the image with a message that read:

"Great shoot in US @ELLEmagazine for my new Victoria, Victoria Beckham line!! X VB"

She recently won the Designer Brand prize at the British Fashion Awards and you can watch her talk about her fantastic collection below:

The singer and designer attended the ceremony in London, which took place on Monday evening, and won the Designer Brand title beating internationally renowned fashion houses Burberry and Tom Ford.

Marc Jacobs presented her with the exclusive award and she thanked footballer husband David in her emotional acceptance speech:

"I am so nervous. Without him I wouldn't have had the courage to do what I am doing."

Writing on Twitter following her momentous win, Beckham told fans:

"We won!! Thank u so much to my amazing VB team!!!! Designer Brand of the Year at the British Fashion awards! X VB"

Watch her full acceptance speech and coverage of the stylish awards ceremony below:

The Spice Girl was pictured out and about in Manhattan and even took to her official Twitter page to let her followers know what she had treated her daughter to:

"Having so much fun in New York! Storytime at FAO Schwarz"

Later in the day, Beckham shared a photograph of a display case full of newborn dolls and wrote: 'Baby Harper loves the baby dolls!!!". 

Watch footage of the pair together in New York City here: