This famous salsa star just got dragged into the Beckham family drama
We're learning more and more about what is causing the supposed rift within Miami's royal family.
After David and Victoria Beckham's oldest son, Brooklyn, was missing from all pictures at his dad's 50th birthday parties in April, the rumor mill began to churn.
Where was the aspiring chef and his actress wife Nicola Peltz? Because all the other children — Harper and her brothers Romeo, Cruz— were on hand at the various celebrations.
We initially heard that Brooklyn was unhappy that Romeo was dating his ex fling from years ago, Kim Turnbull, and didn't want to be around that dynamic.
But now People magazine is reporting something much more intense is going on that has nothing to do with the two brothers.
As per the mag, tensions have been building for years between Peltz and Victoria, who had a well documented BTS feud over ... fashion.
Talk of problems started when the 'Airbender' star chose not to wear a dress designed by the former Spice Girl for her 2022 Palm Beach wedding to Brooklyn.
Peltz later cleared up the matter to Variety saying the reason she didn't wear one of her mother in law's designs was that there was an issue with Victoria's atelier.
The dress apparently wasn't the only issue at the nuptials, though. An insider tells People that Peltz is still resentful toward Posh, whom she believes stole the spotlight.
Sources say the drama began when celebrity performer Marc Anthony took the stage for what was supposed to be one of the newlyweds' first dances.
Before singing an undisclosed track, the salsa icon reportedly called Brooklyn to take the floor — not with his bride, but his mother.
'The most beautiful woman in the room tonight, come on up,' Anthony said, according to People. 'Victoria Beckham!'
A second guest who witnessed the scene reported that Peltz ran from the room in tears.
'Nicola felt like Victoria did this on purpose, when she knew it was a pre-planned romantic dance meant for Brooklyn and Nicola. What she couldn't understand was why,' the source added. 'It was such a jaw-dropping moment that it left the whole room in absolute shock — you could hear a pin drop.'
Yet another individual blabbed to Page Six that the incident was 'deeply hurtful.'
'Unfortunately, this wasn't a one-off,' the individual said. 'It's a pattern that still happens to this day.'
The soccer legend and style icon have yet to comment, but UK outlet Metro reports that the power couple is 'heartbroken' over the situation.
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