Romeo Beckham, 22, channels dad David's iconic Noughties look as he shows off buzzcut hairstyle
Romeo Beckham has once again channelled his dad David's iconic noughties hairstyle by getting a new buzzcut.
The footballer, 22, debuted the new look on Instagram stories where he simply wrote: 'The buzz is back'.
The look will be familiar to fans of Romeo's famous dad, who recently celebrated his 50th birthday, who first sported a buzzcut in 2000, before bringing it back in 2004 and again in 2008.
This is not the first time that Romeo has had the look either and he previously had a blond buzzcut last year.
Like his dad, Romeo has turned his hand to not only football but modelling and struck a pose as he showed off the new hairstyle while posing in a grey tracksuit.
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Romeo's subtle show of support for his father comes amid the Beckham family's bitter feud with Romeo's older brother Brooklyn, 26.
The feud has seen Romeo post cryptic messages to his Instagram stories in recent weeks.
The son of David and Victoria Beckham hinted that he is trying to embrace the current moment after his girlfriend Kim Turnbull was 'blamed' for his family's rift with his brother.
In a cryptic post on May 9, he shared a picture of quote spray painted on the pavement which read 'live the present' in large orange capitalised letters.
The quote typically refers to focusing your full attention and awareness on the here and now, without being distracted by thoughts about the past or the future.
It is not the first time he has shared a poignant post to social media in recent weeks as he shared similar sentiments while visiting Paris for the Champions League final.
He first visited the city with his family for his father David's 50th but was not joined by any of his relatives the second time around as he instead went with his footballer friend Edon Pruti.
And in one post shared to his Instagram during the trip, he suggested that he is prioritising 'love' as he shared a photograph of the words inked across his knuckles.
Miami-based artist Tatu Panda added the tattoo to Romeo's collection back in 2022 and he shared an image of the ink.
He also shared a black-and-white photograph with his father David and his son Cruz to his Instagram with a simple white love heart emoji as the caption.
Brooklyn and his wife, Nicola Peltz, 29, were absent from David's birthday celebrations, including the trip to Paris, with Kim then being made the 'scapegoat'.
Sources close to Nicola told US website TMZ they wanted 'to get together privately' to avoid Romeo's girlfriend Kim as the couple are said to 'have a problem' with her.
Among the various conspiracy theories that have sprung up to explain Brooklyn's repeated no-shows, some have centred on Romeo's girlfriend, DJ Kim, 25.
She previously dated Madonna and Guy Ritchie's son Rocco, and through that connection, was part of a tightknit friendship group in 2016 which included Brooklyn.
Kim and Brooklyn were undeniably close for a brief period – as photographs of them together at the time show - but suggestions that they were ever an item are wide of the mark, according to well-informed sources.
The fact that Kim has been 'thrown to the wolves' as the reason behind the family row has been reported to be 'deeply upsetting' to Brooklyn's parents and brothers.
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