David Beckham enlists his three sons to protect their little sister, Harper, 12, as she grows up: ‘Get ready’

Harper Beckham will have little to worry about with three older brothers protecting her.

David Beckham told his three sons — Brooklyn, 25, Romeo, 21, and Cruz, 19 — that they will need to keep their eyes on their little sister as she gets older in the caption of a sentimental post he shared on Instagram Friday.

“My little girl is growing up 🥹 boys get ready @brooklynpeltzbeckham @romeobeckham @cruzbeckham 🥊,” he captioned the post. The former soccer pro, 48, also shouted out Harper’s mom, Victoria Beckham, by adding, “@victoriabeckham good job mama 🤍.”

The photo he shared showed his youngest child, 12-year-old Harper, sitting on his lap at a black tie event.

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While it’s not clear if David’s boys or his wife saw the call to action, Harper’s sister-in-law, Nicola Peltz Beckham, the wife of Brooklyn, commented on the post.

“my bestie 😭🩷,” the actress, 29, sweetly wrote about the soon-to-be teen.

Harper’s famous parents showered her with love when she turned 12 last July as they celebrated by taking a trip to the Prada Caffè in Harrods department store in London. She visited the ritzy cafe in a purple slip dress paired with chunky white sneakers.

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“Harper Seven is 12!!(almost)@Prada party for Harper Seven💕CHIC!!” the Spice Girls musician, 49, captioned a carousel of pictures from the gathering.

David previously explained he purposely raised his sons to respect women and support feminism because of his upbringing and because of Harper.

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“Having a little girl, I think that’s a big part of it,” he told the Irish Independent (via Elle) in 2017.

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“You know, my mum and my dad always brought me up to respect my sisters, my mum, my grandmother,” he continued.

“I think that is one thing that I was always brought up with. It is an important part of my life. It has always been an important part of my life.”

“I want to do the same for my children. My sons,” the dad of four said.