Beckhams in crisis? Grow up!
T he most baffling thing about the Beckham family feud — which both sides seem oddly keen to conduct both in public and in excruciating detail — is that it can be boiled down to one simple thing: first-born son marries woman his mother doesn't like.
All the guff billowing from 'close friends' and 'sources close to' about how 'staggered and deeply concerned' Posh and Becks are — and how heartbreaking it is for all concerned — is a tale as old as time: mothers and their sons.
Brooklyn Beckham with his wife, Nicola Peltz
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As far as I can gather, and you'll have to forgive me if I'm not word perfect on this, first there was the row between Nicola Peltz and Posh over her wedding dress, which was by Valentino not Victoria Beckham. And, to be fair, you can see both sides: it's easy to understand why Posh was a bit miffed but also why the bride insisted on choosing her own wedding dress.
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