Why Brooklyn Beckham's wife Nicola Peltz is ‘fed up' with ‘narcissistic' mother-in-law Victoria
Beckham civil war.
Brooklyn Beckham is reportedly on the outs with the rest of his family, but he has the support of his wife, Nicola Peltz.
Sources told TMZ that the couple are 'fed up' with how Brooklyn's 'toxic' and 'narcissistic' parents, David and Victoria, treat them.
10 Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz attend an NBA game in April 2025.
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10 David and Victoria Beckham at the 'Beckham' premiere in London in Oct. 2023.
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An insider claimed that David, 50, allegedly 'verbally berates' Brooklyn, 26, on the phone.
The source shared that Victoria, 51, allegedly immediately sent Peltz, 30, a loving text so there's no proof that the soccer superstar 'didn't just scream at Brooklyn for an hour.'
Brooklyn and Peltz, according to sources, are 'devastated' by his parents' 'performative' behavior and believe they're 'choosing to scapegoat' the 'Bates Motel' actress instead of hashing out their issues.
10 Victoria Beckham and Nicola Peltz at the 'Lola' premiere in LA in Feb. 2024.
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The rift in the Beckham family is supposedly because of Brooklyn's brother Romeo's relationship with his girlfriend, Kim Turnbull. Sources have claimed that David and Victoria are on Romeo's side.
Per TMZ, Brooklyn and Peltz have reportedly 'made themselves available for months and months to discuss all of the ongoing drama' with David and Victoria, who allegedly don't want Peltz involved in the conversation.
10 David and Brooklyn Beckham.
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10 Cruz Beckham, Nicola Peltz, Victoria Beckham and Brooklyn Beckham at the 'Lola' premiere.
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'She always talks back to them and stands up for Brooklyn,' the TMZ source said about Peltz.
Meanwhile, a source told The Sun that the family fallout is Victoria's 'worst nightmare.'
'The thought of any of her children falling out gives her sleepless nights,' the insider said about the Spice Girl, who shares sons Brooklyn, Romeo and Cruz, 20, and daughter Harper, 13, with David.
10 The Beckham family minus Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz.
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'It's been difficult with Brooklyn since he met Nicola, and there's no denying that there was a family fall-out over their wedding,' the source continued. 'But Victoria and David have worked hard to get things back on track, so this is a real blow.'
The Post has reached out to reps for Brooklyn, Peltz, David and Victoria for comment.
At the time of Brooklyn and Peltz's April 2022 wedding in Palm Beach, Florida, sources claimed that Victoria was at odds with her daughter-in-law.
10 Nicola Peltz and Victoria Beckham.
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10 Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz.
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Peltz's decision to wear a Valentino wedding dress instead of a gown by Victoria's label was allegedly a source of conflict between the two.
But the 'Transformers: Age of Extinction' actress shut down the rumors about the wedding dress drama, telling Variety in Aug. 2022, 'She didn't say 'you can't wear it;' I didn't say I didn't want to wear it. That's where it started, and then they ran with that.'
10 Brooklyn Beckham and his wife Nicola Peltz.
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10 David and Victoria Beckham with their four children.
Amid the latest family drama, Brooklyn and Peltz didn't attend David's 50th birthday party in London last weekend. The rest of the family went, including Romeo's girlfriend.
David and Victoria are allegedly on Romeo's side because they 'trust' Turnbull around their son.
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