Nicola Peltz branded 'bad influence' as she sparks fury over 'harmful' photos
Nicola Peltz has been slammed online for her latest controversy which this time has nothing to do with the rest of the Beckham clan. The 30-year-old American actress has been branded a "bad influence" to the younger generation after uploading a string of photos of her "glamourising" smoking in her recent Instagram post.
Billionaire heiress Nicola, who is married to Brooklyn Beckham, has been very active on Instagram this week while she and David and Victoria's eldest son enjoy a romantic sunny vacation. This week alone, she has shared multiple loved up snaps with her hubby, a whole series of selfies and her completely naked bathtub snap which has certainly got everyone talking.
However, among the photos were some even more eyebrow raising images, which showed Nicola posing with a cigarette in her hand. Another snap was a zoomed in shot of what is presumed to be Nicola holding a cigarette between her fingers with two huge diamonds on either of her hands as she sports a sheer dress.
The model's 3.1M followers were quick to spot the smoking content and furiously called her out for her 'irresponsible' promotion of cigarettes.
In the comment section, one fumed: "Why are you glamourising smoking? If you want to smoke, that's up to you. But be mindful how many young girls watch you."
Another sarcastically replied: "Great advice for young people following you, can you also put up a picture of someone dying of lung cancer, after all it is cool omfg."
A third echoed: "Nothing cool about this - geez. Just watch someone die of lung cancer and you'll see why."
Meanwhile, someone else remarked: "Smoking is not cool. Cigarettes are called death sticks for a reason."
Another simply wrote: "Wow.. this could be seriously harmful for other young people looking up to this girl."
A fifth wrote: "Please smoking is so out … yikes."
Somebody else penned: "Why promoting smoking? Twice? You are a bad influence!"
Another follower left a sincere message: "As someone who recently lost someone to lung cancer from smoking a few months ago, there is nothing glamorous nor is it 'aesthetic' or 'vibes' seeing a once rugged man become a shell of himself.
"These photos are beautiful, but also harken back to a time where sexy advertising influenced a lot of people and subsequently harmed a lot of people.
"Sadly my family member quit after decades of smoking the moment he received his diagnosis and died within a couple months.
"TLDR: Nicola looks beautiful cig in hand, but in reality it's anything but beautiful. Signed, a mom who wants everyone to live a healthy life."
The backlash comes amid the Peltz-Beckham's ongoing feud with Brooklyn's parents, David and Victoria, which has now also reportedly extended out to his brothers, Romeo and Cruz.
Nicola and Brooklyn snubbed all of David's 50th celebrations in May this year and also failed to publicly wish the former footballer a Happy Birthday.
The pair, who have been married since 2022, also snubbed Victoria's birthday and failed to acknowledge David receiving a knighthood from the King in his 2025 birthday honours.
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