Playful Cruz Beckham has a laugh with his brother Romeo mimicking his dad's famous skimpy Speedo look on luxury yacht - as Brooklyn misses out on all the fun again
Cruz, 20, stripped down to some $550 (£410) white Prada budgie smugglers and frolicked on the sun deck with his bikini-clad girlfriend Jackie Apostel, 29, before diving into the water.
He appeared to have borrowed the look from his father David, who has been spotted wearing a strikingly similar pair on other holidays as recently as last year.
Cruz's look was also reminiscent of David's iconic Armani underwear campaigns, where he has previously worn white briefs to show off his muscular frame.
He kept them on for a spin around the bay on a wakeboard, showing off his water sports skills before also flaunting his musical talent with a guitar session.
Budding musician Cruz in looked every inch the showman as he played guitar on the front of the impressive vessel in front of his girlfriend.
Following his dip in the sea, he could be seen chatting with Romeo, 22, who was also on the annual family holiday in St Tropez this week.
Brooklyn is the only Beckham child not on the getaway, having spent the week before in the same location with his wife Nicola Peltz, 30, and his in-laws.
The eldest Beckham son looked to be missing out on a fun-filled trip, as the other offspring made the most of their trip together.
Brooklyn has left the south of France to return to the U.S, where he was spotted looking glum on an outing in New York with his wife and mother-in-law, Claudia, on Tuesday.
On Wednesday he shared 'glum' pictures of himself waiting for Nicola in a changing room while she tried on clothes.
He narrowly avoided a run in with his family in Francve amid their ongoing feud, after both families were pictured in the same port just days apart.
Romeo and Harper, 14, originally joined their parents Victoria, 51, and David, 50, for some time away, before they were later joined by Cruz and Jackie.
Cruz and Jackie looked totally relaxed as they sunbathed together on the yacht, which is named Seven after Harper's middle name and David's football shirt number.
While they kicked back together, Victoria was spotted on the top deck, also topping up her tan in the sunshine.
Cruz launched into an impressive dive into the water below
He appeared every inch the showman as he larked about
Shirtless Romeo donned a pair of red swimming shorts
Romeo was seen playing with a ball on the deck
Brooklyn and Nicola have continued to keep away amid an ongoing family feud, as the pair lived it up on a £85million vessel that dwarfs his parents' close by last week.
The family has been thrown into turmoil in recent months as it has been claimed Brooklyn has become increasingly estranged from his famous parents after failing to attend any of his father David's 50th birthday celebrations in May.
The couple traded in their £5million yacht for the much bigger vessel last year, and had been pictured on it sailing around Miami.
The impressive looking vessel, understood to be worth £16million, was a significant upgrade on the comparatively modest 100-foot yacht reportedly purchased by Beckham in 2022.
The football legend was said to have 'treated himself' to his original vessel in 2022 after being inspired by his maritime jaunts with close friends Sir Elton John and David Furnish - who often holiday at sea.
A source told The Sun at the time: 'David had a look around some yachts in the summer, and decided to treat himself. He helped design the boat himself, and has been incredibly hands-on with everything.
'It's not an oligarch-style superyacht, but it's still pretty plush by anyone's standards. He was inspired after holidaying with Elton and David on their boat - and loves life on the water.
'There will be an area for the kids to snorkel, and the boat will be a brilliant base for the whole Beckham clan to have magical holidays abroad.'
Romeo rinsed off using the onboard shower
Cruz and Jackie have been dating since April 2024
Brooklyn and Nicola have been holidaying with her family in St Tropez up until last week
Cruz was a natural on the board
The group looked to be having a great time together
He dried off with a white fluffy towel
Cruz was seen leaving for his wakeboard session
Earlier this week, Victoria gave a rare insight into her feelings about estranged son Brooklyn with a telling social media move.
The former Spice Girl has proved she is still keeping tabs on her eldest son's moves by 'liking' several of his social media facts.
Notably, in the three-weeks spanning July 5 and July 26 - she liked every single one of his posts that didn't feature Nicola.
All posts in which he was seen with his wife, were not acknowledged by Victoria. It is possible that these posts - four out of the 16 - were simply not seen by her.
Victoria has not liked any of Nicola's posts in the same time period. Nor have the Lola actress and Brooklyn liked any of Victoria's.
Brooklyn did, however, open up about the only thing he and wife Nicola argue over amid the ongoing feud with his famous family.
Despite their troubles, the hunk suggested the couple, who wed in 2023, are still very much in the honeymoon stage and only disagree over the thermostat.
Jackie and Cruz had previously been holidaying together
Cruz, who plans to be a musician, was seen practicing on holiday
Cruz wakeboarded while the rest of his family chilled out on the yacht
The speed boat carried two members of the crew
Romeo kept busy playing ball with a pal
He told GQ: 'By the way, that's the only argument me and my wife have, the temperature in the room. She loves it'.
'She runs cold, so she always wants it all hot all the time. I always run hot, and I like to have it a little bit colder, so we meet in the middle.'
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It was previously revealed that Brooklyn and Nicola's Instagram accounts no longer follow his younger brothers Cruz and Romeo in the latest family drama.
However, Brooklyn's friends told Daily Mail that Cruz and Romeo have actually blocked them on the social media platform.
This would make sense given that Brooklyn and Nicola are still following Victoria and David.
Cruz and Romeo were still following Brooklyn and Nicola earlier this month but appeared to take action after Brooklyn posted a birthday tribute to sister Harper, sharing a family photo without them in it – which Nicola reposted.
There was much speculation whether Brooklyn would reach out to Harper on her 14th birthday, but despite him doing so, it seems all is not well in the camp.
Brooklyn's birthday tribute to Harper marked his first public interaction with his family since he paid tribute to his grandmother Sandra on June 26, despite remaining silent and shunning his father's 50th birthday earlier that same month.
Sources close to the family have told Daily Mail of their fears that Brooklyn and his wife Nicola have also distanced themselves from Harper after they failed to visit her when they flew into London in May to film an advert for French-Italian clothing brand Moncler just over a mile from the family home in Holland Park.
David and Victoria had no idea whether Brooklyn, who Harper has idolised since she was a little girl, would message her privately or publicly on Instagram because they have no communication with him.
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