Brooklyn Beckham knew Nicola Peltz was 'the one'
Brooklyn Beckham knew he wanted to marry Nicola Peltz after just three months of dating.
The 26-year-old star - who is the eldest son of David and Victoria Beckham - knew Nicola, 30, was "the one" within a few months of dating, and the loved-up duo tied the knot in 2022.
Brooklyn told Glamour Germany: "I knew after three months that I wanted to marry her. But because of COVID, I wanted to wait until our families could be there."
Brooklyn was "immediately captivated" by Nicola when they first met.
He shared: "When I first saw Nicola at Coachella, I was immediately captivated - by her beauty, her warmth, her charisma.
"Even though it was only a fleeting moment, it stayed with me for a long time."
Brooklyn considers Nicole to be his "best friend" and they're both loving married life.
He said: "You have to marry your best friend, someone you feel at home with. For me, Nicola is exactly that."
Despite this, Brooklyn's proposal proved to be far from straightforward.
The London-born star recalled: "A few hours before, I had a golf cart accident and needed stitches in my hand.
"My thumb was completely bandaged - I couldn't even open the wine!"
Brooklyn previously described getting married to Nicola as the "best decision" he's ever made.
The former model took to social media in January to celebrate Nicola's 30th birthday, with Brooklyn describing his wife as the "most gorgeous person" he knows.
He wrote on Instagram at the time: "Dear Nicola, happy birthday baby. I will keep this short, but I want to write down a little of how much I love you. A few years ago I asked you to marry me and it was the best decision I have ever made.
"You make me smile and laugh and you are the most amazing and most gorgeous person I know. I am so lucky to be able to spend every day with you and wake up next to you every morning. (sic)"
Brooklyn also listed a series of things that he loves about his wife.
He said: "I love your smile, your laugh, your passion about your work, your love for dogs, I just love the way you are. You are perfect in every way."
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