Brooklyn Beckham Intensifies Family Feud With Strict Warning
The drama within the Beckhams' household continues, with Brooklyn Beckham allegedly choosing his in-laws over his family.
The oldest of Victoria and David Beckham's four children has been making waves for a strained relationship with his parents and siblings over his marriage to Nicola Peltz.
From skipping out on his father's 50th birthday to other non-appearances at significant family events, Brooklyn Beckham has repeatedly raised eyebrows for seemingly pushing the Beckhams away. However, other sources blame the tension on his parents, especially Victoria Beckham.
According to new reports, Brooklyn drew the line with his parents and siblings by warning them to stay away from him and his wife. A source alleged that he wanted zero communication with them, saying:
"Brooklyn told his family he wants no contact, and he's not responding to those that try to connect."
The media personality's decision to stay clear of his family follows reports of his blossoming relationship with his in-laws. Page Six noted that other sources claimed Brooklyn had grown closer to his wife's parents, billionaire Nelson Peltz and his wife Claudia.
Their bond allegedly deepened thanks to the rift with his parents, including the drama linked to his 2022 wedding.
The outlet's source, who alleged Brooklyn demanded his parents and siblings stop contacting him, claimed David and Victoria respected his wishes by not telling him about the patriarch's knighthood. However, another insider shared a different narrative.
The source explained that Brooklyn and his wife found out about David's big honor "through the media." They implied the couple would have wanted to hear the news directly from the football icon, saying:
"Brooklyn is so happy for his dad as he knows it was something important to him, but there was no communication, and no one from the family reached out."
More sources blamed the lack of communication between Brooklyn and his parents on him, claiming he was at fault for not contacting his family. Others echoed similar sentiments, noting the media personality and his wife allegedly skipped David's 50th birthday bash intentionally.
Previous reports noted the couple skipped the event over Brooklyn's "situationship" with his younger brother Romeo's then-girlfriend Kim Turnbull. However, sources claimed he and his wife excused themselves by alleging they had to be in NYC to prepare Peltz's outfit for the Met Gala.
Despite their claims of needing to attend a dress fitting ahead of the event, it was eventually revealed that they were not invited to the annual Gala. Another reason for the tense relationship between the couple and the Beckhams reportedly stemmed from their bond with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry.
Last month, The Blast shared that the reported tension between the Beckham-Peltz couple and the Beckhams had seemingly influenced their decision to protect their image. They hired British solicitor Jenny Afia, the same lawyer the Sussexes used for their "reputation management."
Meghan, per reports, referred the lawyer to the Beckham-Peltz couple after bonding with the actress over their image as "the women to tear apart their husbands' families."
The Duchess of Sussex and Peltz grew closer during an intimate dinner party in Montecito hosted by Brian Robbins, chief executive at Paramount Pictures.
A source claimed the bond between the Sussexes and the Beckham-Peltz couple did not sit right with Victoria and David, who were once pals with Meghan and Harry. The Beckhams fell out with the royal pair after they were accused of leaking stories, allegations that reportedly left them "furious."
The root of the problems between the Beckham-Peltz couple and the Beckhams reportedly started in 2022. The Blast covered the story, reporting that sources blamed Victoria for inciting the bad blood by intentionally ruining her daughter-in-law's wedding ceremony.
They accused her of stealing Peltz's first dance with Brooklyn, noting Marc Anthony had promised to perform a song at the event as his gift to the couple. The night started fine, with the groom taking the stage at the singer's request, but he called Victoria to join him instead of Peltz.
"It was such a jaw-dropping moment that it left the whole room in absolute shock — you could hear a pin drop…It wasn't appropriate," a source recalled. They claimed the incident broke Peltz's heart, and she ran out of the room crying, completely devasted by Victoria's betrayal.
Will Brooklyn Beckham and his wife ever reconcile with Victoria and David Beckham?
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