
Inside celebrity siblings biggest fall outs from Brooklyn Beckham and Romeo to the Gallagher brothers' bitter feud
THERE have been some massive fall outs among famous siblings.
From Brooklyn and Romeo Beckham spat to the Gallagher brothers' bitter feud, there are several famous faces who are at war, or have been in the past, with their family,
And British stars aren't the only ones, because there are several high-profile Hollywood stars who have been at war with their loved ones.
From Julia Roberts to
Brooklyn and Romeo Beckham
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The Beckham family is currently embroiled in a feud
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Romeo is dating his brother's ex
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Brooklyn Beckham and his wife
Brooklyn's siblings Romeo, Cruz and Harper all turned out to
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And since the snub, a rift between Brooklyn and his younger brother Romeo has been uncovered.
Romeo's girlfriend is Kim Turnbull, who previously dated Brooklyn.
Romeo and his girlfriend
The Sun understands Nicola and Brooklyn had intended to be at David's birthday bash but cancelled at short notice due to Kim being in attendance.
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Brooklyn felt uncomfortable that his ex would be in attendance.
But the blame is being levelled at Nicola, which has upset Brooklyn, according to a source.
Kim Turnbull puts on brave face as she returns to work while Romeo jets to Paris with his mates amid family feud
They said: 'She has never told him what to do and has been nothing but supportive — she's a loyal wife."
Brooklyn and Nicola also missed an
The dinner was attended by Victoria, Romeo, Cruz, and his girlfriend Jackie.
Kim was absent, as were Brooklyn and Nicola.
Liam and Noel Gallagher
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Liam and Noel fell out when they were younger
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The two brothers recently made up and will head on tour later this year
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The two Manchester-born stars became famous together when they were in the band Oasis.
Clashing personalities saw Noel briefly quit the band after Liam threw a tambourine at him during a performance.
Later, Noel hit Liam on the head with a cricket bat when Liam annoyed him while he was working.
Liam's last-minute pull-out and heckling from the audience during their MTV Unplugged performance in 1996 added to the feud.
The last straw was when a backstage argument in Paris in 2009, reportedly over Liam's clothing firm, Pretty Green, led to Noel's decision to leave the band.
But last month, Liam and Noel performed together for the first time in 16 years as they took to the stage of a members' club in north London.
And now, the pair
are preparing for the Oasis reunion tour
which will take place later this year.
Leonardo DiCaprio and his step-brother Adam Farrar
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Leonardo DiCaprio and his step-brother Adam Ferrar in 1978
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Leonardo and Adam are not close anymore
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In the 00s and 10s, Adam accused Leo of putting fame before his family.
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Although
Leo
and his step-brother Adam were close as kids, as they grew up, they grew apart.
In the 00s and 10s, Adam accused
Leo
of putting fame before his family.
In 2016, Adam spoke out about his relationship with Leo.
"We were once so close. I loved him and I still do," he told
He added: "But we've not spoken in a couple of years. The last time I saw Leo was at his birthday party a couple of years ago.
"I'd been invited by another friend. Leo was pleased to see me and gave me a hug.
"But when I try to call him, my messages go unanswered. He has a whole team around him now and it's impossible to penetrate that wall of hangers-on."
He also told the paper: "Leo wants to save the world but he seems more concerned about the environment and climate change than he does about his own brother. It hurts."
While Leo got famous, Adam developed a marijuana and cocaine habit, as well as a serious heroin addiction, with this coming to a head in 2008.
"I was arrested five or six times for petty theft, shoplifting from supermarkets, trying to support an opiate addiction of half a gram to a gram a day," Adam told the outlet.
"Leo and I never had an argument. But he started surrounding himself with people that didn't want me around. He's the biggest star in the world and there's me, messed up on drugs. I was slowly shut out of his world.
"Finally I got tired of going in and out of jail. I've been off heroin since 2013," he said.
Meghan Markle and her half-sister Samantha Markle
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Meghan Markle says she grew up as an only child
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She has a half sister - Samantha Markle
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Megan and her half sister
According to Samantha, she and Meghan were close when they were growing up, although this is not backed by the Duchess.
The pair are 17 years apart and did not grow up at the same time.
In 2018, Vanity Fair reported that
In Meghan's chat with Oprah in 2021, she declared: "I grew up as an only child, which everyone who grew up around me knows, and I wished I had siblings."
Samantha is estranged from Meghan, and the pair have not spoken for more than a decade, since her 'early twenties', it has been claimed.
Due to their estrangement, Samantha was not invited to Meghan's wedding to
in 2018. Samantha said at the time: "Out of respect and humanitarianism, the Markles should be invited if 2,000 complete strangers are. Our uncle, brother, me, best friend of 30 years, nephews. At issue is not a matter of closeness. Family is family."
Nick and Aaron Carter
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Nick Carter and Aaron Carter didn't always get along
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Nick and
The pair's bond weakened due to childhood trauma, addiction, and family drama.
In 2019, Nick filed a restraining order against Aaron, saying he had made violent threats.
Aaron denied this also accusing Nick of abuse.
On November 5, 2022, Aaron died at his home in California at the age of 34.
His body was found in his bathtub by a housekeeper.
The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner-Coroner later ruled that Carter's death was accidental: drowning after inhaling difluoroethane and taking alprazolam (Xanax).
He was cremated, and his
ashes
were left in the care of his twin sister Angel.
Julia Roberts and her half-sister Nancy Motes
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Julia Roberts had a half sister
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Julia Roberts and her half-sister Nancy Motes had a "tortured" bond before she died by suicide.
In 2014, Nancy, who was 37, was found in a bathtub filled with water at a friend's home in Los Angeles, where she had been dog-sitting.
LA County Coroner spokesman John Kades said prescription
drugs
had been found at the residence.
She wrote a suicide note blaming Julia for bullying her most of her adult life.
In the three-page note, she said: "My so-called siblings get nothing except the memory that they are the ones that drove me into the deepest depression I've been in."
Louis Tomlinson and his half-sister Georgia
The One Direction star's biological dad left shortly after he was born and became estranged from him.
His father later had a daughter called
Georgia
who became a huge One Direction fan when she was 14.
She and Louis' biological dad, Troy, then saw Louis in a One Direction concert when the band were at the height of fame.
The siblings failed to reconnect.
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Louis shot to fame in boyband One Direction
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