Brooklyn Beckham Showcases His Love for Nicola Peltz in Jaw-Dropping Way Amid Rumored Family Feud
Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz's love is permanent — even in ink.
On Thursday, June 12, the chef, 26, posted a snap on Instagram showing off his back tattoos, which included a heartfelt message from the model, 30, etched in black script on his lower neck.
'My forever boy. Read this anytime you feel anxious. I want you to know how deeply loved you are. You have the kindest heart I've ever met and hope I never go a day without your love,' the tattoo reads, per People. 'I think you are so incredible. Just know we can get through it all together if you breathe slow and trust. I love you beyond.'
The letter was seemingly written before the pair tied the knot in April 2022 as Nicola signed it, 'Love always, your future wifey.'
The love note isn't the only ink Brooklyn has in honor of his wife. Earlier this month, he told Glamour Germany which of his tats holds special meaning.
'I have Nicola's eyes tattooed on my neck. Our vows, obviously,' he shared. 'A Star of David. And one in memory of my grandfather.'
As for Nicola, she told the outlet she has three tattoos.
'I'm Jewish, and before I got my first one—it says 'Family First' in Yiddish—I asked our rabbi for permission. We went to my dad and asked him first. He said, 'If the rabbi says it's okay, then fine. But promise me you won't get another one,'' she recounted. 'Well, I got two more. But now I'm done.'
Brooklyn's post comes amid the ongoing rumored Beckham family drama, which was heightened last month when he and Nicola were noticeably absent from David Beckham's 50th birthday celebration. The party was attended by his siblings Romeo, 22, Cruz, 20, and Harper, 13.
A source told People last month that Brooklyn and Nicola didn't show because Romeo was dating Kim Turnbull — who had been previously rumored to have dated Brooklyn — at the time.
'Brooklyn didn't want to be in the same room as her, and he told his dad that,' the insider told the outlet. 'But David opted to have Kim there over Nicola.'
A second source told the outlet, 'Brooklyn and Kim know each other from the past, and his family knows he's not comfortable around her.'
However, Cruz set the record straight on whether there was a romantic entanglement, reportedly writing in an Instagram comment that, 'Brooklyn and Kim never dated.'
Though Romeo and Kim ended their relationship in May after seven months together, it seems the Beckham family feud is still ongoing. There have been reports about Nicola and Brooklyn's mom, Victoria Beckham, feuding for years.
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