Cruz Beckham's very cryptic message will 'hurt' Brooklyn amid ongoing family row
Cruz Beckham appeared to liken his family to the fractured final days of The Beatles as he shared a screenshot of song lyrics along with a very telling caption on social media
Cruz Beckham has sparked a frenzy of speculation after sharing a cryptic social media post amid an ongoing feud that has rocked his family. The 20-year-old aspiring singer is the youngest son of parents David and Victoria Beckham, aged 50 and 51 respectively.
Eldest brother Brooklyn Beckham has reportedly had a falling out with the rest of his family. Reports have suggested the cause of the fall out is down to a disagreement between Brooklyn, 26, and middle brother Romeo, 22, over the latter's romance with former model Kim Turnbull, 24.
But conflicting reports have suggested the cause of a family spat dates back to Brooklyn's wedding day to Nicola Peltz, 30, and a feud between her and matriarch Vicky. The family is yet to make clear the status of their relationships - provoking an avalanche of rumours and speculaitons.
Cruz has now stocked the rumour mill by sharing a cryptic, and potentially layered, message via social media. He shared a screenshot of lyrics to a 1969 song by The Beatles called The End.
The lyrics shared read: "Love you, love you, love you, love you // Love. And in the end, the love you take // Is equal to the love you make."
Eyebrows have been raised as Cruz then added a caption stating: "The truth will unfold." While fans may also note The End was from The Beatles's 1969 album Abbey Road - which was unleashed just before the band broke up and was the last album the group recorded, although it wasn't the last to be released in their name.
The Mirror has contacted representatives of the family for comment.
Earlier this month it was revealed that Brooklyn and Nicola have bought a new home in California as they try to build their lives together. The couple splashed a reported £10 million on a new home for themselves in Los Angeles.
But the purchase has been labelled as a "dagger to the heart" to Brooklyn's family back in England. It comes after the eldest of the siblings has continuously snubbed his parents in recent months, including shunning his dad's 50th birthday celebrations.
He also opted against sending a public message of support for the former footballer's knighthood last week. And while the rest of the Beckham clan sent gushing Father's Day messages on social media, Brooklyn appeared to once again shy away from any public adulation.
Now, despite speculation due to the move, sources have moved to block any rumours the new home location had anything to do with the feud. Instead, a source told us: "This house has nothing to do with family dynamics.
"Both Nicola and Brooklyn's careers are based in Los Angeles, and Brooklyn spent part of his childhood there while his father played for LA Galaxy. During that time, he attended school in LA for several years and built a life and friendships in the city. LA has always felt like home to him."
And earlier this week, Dave jetted to Miami, Florida, where he shared photos of a sports complex that is nearing completion of construction. He uploaded snaps from the site showing that he was joined by his wife, Vicky, and their son Cruz - while Brooklyn was clearly not photographed with them.
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