Piers Morgan got in trouble for what he said about Victoria Beckham’s singing after she posted a video on social media with her husband, David Beckham.

The former artist shared her video, in which she could be seen having fun with her husband while singing Spice Girls’ 1996 song “Say You’ll Be There.”

When asked about the now-viral video, the former host of Good Morning Britain couldn’t help but say mean things about Posh Spice.

He posted the video on Twitter and wrote, “This may explain why Victoria Beckham isn’t taking part in any Spice Girls reunions.”

Morgan also used the see-no-evil monkey emoji in his words, which the former singer’s fans thought was “harsh.”

Soon after that, Morgan’s friends criticized him for making fun of her while she was having fun with the ex-football star.

One person wrote, “Oh p off they’re having a good time,” while another said Morgan was “too harsh, she was letting her hair down.”

“Jesus have a bit of fun Piers,” said another user to support Beckham.

Beckham’s former bandmate Mel B told The Sun that all five Spice Girls are getting ready for a new secret project, but she didn’t say what it was.

The 47-year-old singer told the magazine that all “five girls,” including Mel C, Emma Bunton, and Geri Halliwell, are working on their new project together for the first time in 11 years.