Brooklyn Beckham shakes off family troubles by leaping off a yacht in St. Tropez
The wannabe chef, 26, was photographed jumping into the sea off an 88-metre yacht, featuring a gym, beauty salon and nine cabins, which he is staying on with his wife Nicola Peltz.
The luxury getaway for Brooklyn, who lives in Los Angeles, means he has avoided being in the same country as his parents, David and Victoria, as well as his brothers Romeo and Cruz.
They have flown to Miami for their summer holiday, along with Brooklyn's sister Harper.
He had previously posted a photo of him, Nicola and sister Harper for the latter's 14th birthday.
This was amid his brothers Romeo and Cruz blocking Brooklyn on social media.
The younger boys were accused of turning their backs on Brooklyn for good, and sending the family deeper into crisis.
Model Brooklyn, 26, and wife Nicola, 30, were said to be 'blindsided' after learning of the snub.
The feud has been bubbling for several months. Brooklyn had publicly snubbed Victoria on Mother's Day this March.
Brooklyn Beckham unfollows his brothers just hours after reaching out to sister Harper on her birthday
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