Brooklyn Beckham ends row with Beck's as two sides come to an agreement

Daily Mirror

01-08-2025

David and Victoria Beckham's eldest son Brooklyn has distanced himself from his own family over recent months, having struck up a close bond with his wife Nicola Peltz's family
David Beckham's son Brooklyn Beckham has ended the feud with Beck's following a trademark battle with the beer company. The hot sauce business owner, who is currently estranged from his family, went up against the lager brewery over the term "Becks Buns", with the US Patent and Trademark Office getting involved, reports claim.
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In 2024, the 26-year-old's Buster Hot Sauce Inc firm applied to officially trademark the phrase under classifications such as sauces, beers, wines, sauces and clothing, as well as kitchen knives. But Brauerei Beck & Co disputed the phrase over concerns it was too similar to the lager brand Beck's, one of 21 it owns including Stella, Budweiser, Corona Extra, Skol and Carling.
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Other terms it has instructed its lawyers to dispute include Secks, Brasserie Beck, Becks Master Brew and Buck's Landing. It comes after Cruz Beckham 'steals' his dad's tiny white trunks and family have epic response.
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But Brooklyn was up against it when the lager giant hired hotshot lawyer Nadya Davis, from Holland & Hart LLP. To fight his corner, he enlisted Merchant & Gould P.C., whose twin headquarters lie in Washington DC and New York.
The warring sides came to an agreement that he could use the term, on the condition he removed the classifications relating to 'Beer' and "Distilled spirits; wine; mirin in the nature of Japanese shochu-based mixed liquor' in 'compliance with a third party agreement". Unfortunately, things haven't been as amicable between Brooklyn and his currently estranged family.
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There is currently no sign of a reconciliation between Brooklyn, his wife Nicola Peltz, 30, and the rest of his previously close-knit family. With the alleged fallout initially between Brooklyn and his A List parents, David and Victoria Beckham, it's now trickled down to the rest of the family, including his younger brothers, Romeo, 22, and Cruz, 20.
Both brothers appear to have unfollowed Brooklyn, their eldest brother, on social media. Meanwhile, Brooklyn has distanced himself from his family and instead seems to have grown close to his in-laws - Nicola's parents Nelson and Claudia Peltz.
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Brooklyn has snubbed his own family numerous times, including missing all his dad's 50th birthday celebrations in May, Father's Day and family holidays. He also failed to acknowledge David's long-awaited knighthood achievement. To rub it in further, he went on holiday with Nicola's family, having publicly sent his father-in-law Nelson Father's Day wishes - and also visited the UK on the exact dates his family were abroad.
Meanwhile, Brooklyn has certainly been lapping up the luxury, having sailed into St Tropez on an 80-metre, £85 million yacht called Project X. The deluxe rented liner set back Nicola's parents a mind-boggling £1.2million a week to hire.
It was a close shave, with Brooklyn narrowly avoiding an awkward run-in with his parents, who visited the French dock just two days later, which it is believed he was unaware of. They rocked up in their 40 metre vessel, Seven, which cost a meagre £16million, compared with the Peltz's liner.
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A source told the Sun: "Brooklyn's yacht dwarfs the one owned by David and Victoria. It's a financial flex. Their relationship is beyond soured now but Brooklyn has really landed on his feet.
"Nicola and her parents, Nelson and Claudia, are his family now. And he's clearly enjoying the spoils." David and Victoria, who own their yacht that's half the size of Brooklyn's in-laws rented boat, went to Saint-Tropez with their sons Romeo and Cruz as well as daughter Harper.
However, a source told the Mirror that Brooklyn was unaware that David and Victoria were arriving in Saint-Tropez two days later. They added the couple had a lovely time and enjoyed the hospitality provided by Nelson.