Brooklyn Beckham issued 4-word warning after slamming David and Victoria
Brobelynn Beckham has been issued a four-word warning after slamming his family in a social media post.
Brooklyn Beckham has been served a succinct four-word caution following criticism of his kin. Strain has mounted between the Beckhams and Peltzs in recent months, with their familial ties growing increasingly taut.
This April saw Brooklyn, 26, and spouse Nicola Peltz, 30, poised for a series of glamorous fêtes marking his father David's 50th birthday, yet the pair shunned each festivity. A slew of bashes organised by the Beckhams included a family supper at their Cotswolds abode, a Parisian jaunt, and a grand London soiree.
Having jetted to London from LA specifically for these events, Brooklyn and Nicola chose instead to dine out with a mate, sharing their escapade on social media. Rumours swirl that David, alongside ex-Spice Girl Victoria, worry their son is figuratively "hostage" in his union to Nicola, who allegedly calls the shots.
Recently, the aspirant photographer and chef left his followers agog by avowing he'd put his wife first over all others. In a fresh development, Brooklyn has broken his silence.
Via Instagram, he struck a pose to plug his most recent entrepreneurial endeavour, his fiery sauce label, reports the Mirror.
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He was spotted enjoying a pint of Guinness while showcasing his brand and revealing an array of tattoos on his arm. His post, which has garnered over 11,000 likes, quickly attracted comments from his online followers.
"Reconcile with your family! You will only regret it if anything happens. I lost my mum unexpectedly. Imagine my sadness and guilt. Please do it," one implored.
Another chimed in: "Brooklyn put the games aside get in touch with your Dad and Mum! You know how much they love you."
A third remarked: "Real men don't treat their families like he does," Insiders close to the Beckham clan have suggested that the upcoming birthday of his sister, Harper Seven, could serve as a catalyst for family reconciliation.
A source speaking to The Sun revealed that the Beckhams are hopeful the family feud will be resolved by July 10. However, some insiders are less optimistic, telling the outlet: "It doesn't seem likely at the moment."
In contrast, a source close to Brooklyn and his wife claimed she has successfully helped him recognise the "see the emotional abuse and toxic behaviour within his family".
Yet, an insider close to the Beckhams, who previously dismissed the allegations as "deeply unpleasant and patently untrue", described it as a "bit rich" for Nicola's friends to lecture about toxic behaviour.
"Brooklyn is now being referred to as 'the hostage,' he is in a situation where those who love Brooklyn fear that he is being controlled by Nicola, and it is heartbreaking," an insider revealed to Mail Online. They continued: "Videos like this are just not what he does. He will be dying inside. He's soppy and he's a romantic, but that video just isn't him. He hates all of that stuff so you have to wonder if Nicola was behind it."
This comes in the wake of Brooklyn posting a clip on social media showing him and Nicola cruising on a motorbike through an area dotted with grand residences. Taking a swipe at his own kin, he described the footage: "My whole world x I will love you forever x I always choose you baby x you're the most amazing person i know xx me and you forever baby."`
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