Brooklyn Beckham family feud gets new devastating update with 'no way back'
Romeo Beckham has called time on his romance with model Kim Turnbull after seven months of dating.
Romeo Beckham's recent break up with his girlfriend is unlikely to mend the strained family ties, according to close friends. Insiders suggest that it would take a "small miracle at present" for peace to be restored between Brooklyn and his parents, David and Victoria Beckham.
This comes after Nicola Peltz's friends reportedly blamed Romeo's ex-girlfriend Kim Turnbull for their absence at David's 50th birthday celebration. It was alleged by friends that this was due to Brooklyn having a brief romantic fling with her, a claim which was refuted by the Beckhams' circle.
Peltz's friends claimed that the Beckhams had "chosen Kim over Brooklyn."
However, the Beckhams' friends disagreed with this portrayal and were upset that Kim had been unfairly targeted.
A source stated that Romeo's separation from Kim wouldn't alter the situation. "There are no signs of reconciliation, sadly. There is still a lot of hurt to process," the source revealed, reports the Mirror.
Sources close to Nicola have previously asserted that as "an outsider coming into the Beckham family, she has helped Brooklyn see the emotional abuse and toxic behaviour within". These allegations - labelled as "patently untrue and ludicrous" by David and Victoria's friends - were the final straw in any future relationship, insiders say.
Such accusations have temporarily halted any possibility of peace talks. One insider commented: "It was a low, low blow...how can you say such things about your own family. It will be interesting to see if Brooklyn and Nicola make any attempt to heal things now Kim is out of the picture."
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Romeo and Kim's romance came to a halt just seven months in, with their split occurring three weeks after David Beckham celebrated his 50th birthday at the beginning of last month.
A source commented on the breakup: "They split a few weeks ago and it's all amicable and they are still friends."
Romeo, who has transitioned from football to modelling, became the face of Burberry's children's line at the tender age of 10.
This year saw him strut his stuff on the Versace catwalk during Milan Fashion Week. Kim, hailing from London, juggles her time between modelling and spinning tracks as an international DJ.
The news follows Romeo's introspective Instagram post where he urged for less stress over "small things" and more "respect" inspired by an emotional weekend that saw his father David's former team PSG clinch the Champions League final against Inter Milan.
Luis Enrique, the manager, was visibly moved as fans honoured his late daughter in what was a historic moment for the club. Romeo reflected on social media: "I watch stuff like this and look at myself and think why am I stressing about something so small. In the grand scheme of things, love who you love without question, take care of each other, respect each other and enjoy life."
In related news, last month the Mirror revealed concerns from David and Victoria Beckham's friends regarding Brooklyn's 'unhealthy' relationship with his wife Nicola.
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