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Brooklyn Beckham sends ‘olive branch' to dad David with telltale sign amid family feud

Brooklyn Beckham sends ‘olive branch' to dad David with telltale sign amid family feud

The Sun3 days ago

BROOKLYN Beckham appears to have extended an olive branch to his dad David after seemingly cutting ties with his famous parents.
The family feud reached a new low last month when Brooklyn snubbed his dad's 50th birthday celebrations.
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Brooklyn was even in London around that time, filming a huge new campaign with posh fashion company Moncler.
He was then slammed over the weekend for an apparent swipe at his mum and dad, declaring to wife Nicola on Instagram, "I always choose you".
However, last night, Brooklyn shared a photo in a move that could be considered a subtle homage to his dad.
Brooklyn posted a snap of two bottos of his Cloud23 hot sauce, a brand that the wannabe chef launched last year.
The name of the sauce is inspired by his dad career and his famous No.23 football top from his days on the pitch, playing for Real Madrid and LA Galaxy.
According to MailOnline, Cloud23's marketing team confirmed the branding of the sauce is a "warm nod" to David.
David is also a big fan of cooking and a barbecue fanatic - he previously forked out £5000 on a state-of-the art grill for his Cotswolds home.
It comes after Brooklyn's gushing post about his wife Nicola was ignored by all of his family.
He wrote alongside a picture of them on a motorbike: "My whole world. I will love you forever. I always choose you baby."
After his latest actions, insiders say retired footballer David and fashion designer Victoria 'can't deal' with the situation between them and their son.
The source told US Weekly: 'It's sad, really.
'David and Victoria didn't even know Brooklyn was in London. It's becoming increasingly clear how strained things are behind the scenes.
'David and Victoria always turn up for Brooklyn and Nicola, whether it's for the launch of his hot sauce brand or her movie premiere. This is just very sad.'
The insider added: 'Brooklyn's family adores him and will always be there for him. They just can't deal with this nonsense anymore.'
And the source claimed that Brooklyn decided not to meet with his parents as he's "trying to let things go right now and is giving everyone space".
The eldest son of football icon David and Spice Girl Victoria had reportedly cut contact with his family amid tensions reportedly ignited by his wife Nicola years ago.
The couple married in 2022 and their wedding sparked a "cold war" between fashion designer Victoria and actress Nicola over a bridal dress that was never made.
However, Nicola and Brooklyn later shrugged off reports of a feud between the women in an interview with Variety, with Nicola saying: "I was going to and I really wanted to (wear her dress).
"And then a few months down the line, she realised that her atelier couldn't do it, so then I had to pick another dress.
"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."
Awkward moments like Nicola and Brooklyn ignoring both Victoria and David's birthdays in public reignited speculation.
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