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Daily Record
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
Brooklyn Beckham issued 4-word warning after slamming David and Victoria
Brobelynn Beckham has been issued a four-word warning after slamming his family in a social media post. Brooklyn Beckham has been served a succinct four-word caution following criticism of his kin. Strain has mounted between the Beckhams and Peltzs in recent months, with their familial ties growing increasingly taut. This April saw Brooklyn, 26, and spouse Nicola Peltz, 30, poised for a series of glamorous fêtes marking his father David's 50th birthday, yet the pair shunned each festivity. A slew of bashes organised by the Beckhams included a family supper at their Cotswolds abode, a Parisian jaunt, and a grand London soiree. Having jetted to London from LA specifically for these events, Brooklyn and Nicola chose instead to dine out with a mate, sharing their escapade on social media. Rumours swirl that David, alongside ex-Spice Girl Victoria, worry their son is figuratively "hostage" in his union to Nicola, who allegedly calls the shots. Recently, the aspirant photographer and chef left his followers agog by avowing he'd put his wife first over all others. In a fresh development, Brooklyn has broken his silence. Via Instagram, he struck a pose to plug his most recent entrepreneurial endeavour, his fiery sauce label, reports the Mirror. Join the Daily Record WhatsApp community! Get the latest news sent straight to your messages by joining our WhatsApp community today. You'll receive daily updates on breaking news as well as the top headlines across Scotland. No one will be able to see who is signed up and no one can send messages except the Daily Record team. All you have to do is click here if you're on mobile, select 'Join Community' and you're in! If you're on a desktop, simply scan the QR code above with your phone and click 'Join Community'. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like. To leave our community click on the name at the top of your screen and choose 'exit group'. He was spotted enjoying a pint of Guinness while showcasing his brand and revealing an array of tattoos on his arm. His post, which has garnered over 11,000 likes, quickly attracted comments from his online followers. "Reconcile with your family! You will only regret it if anything happens. I lost my mum unexpectedly. Imagine my sadness and guilt. Please do it," one implored. Another chimed in: "Brooklyn put the games aside get in touch with your Dad and Mum! You know how much they love you." A third remarked: "Real men don't treat their families like he does," Insiders close to the Beckham clan have suggested that the upcoming birthday of his sister, Harper Seven, could serve as a catalyst for family reconciliation. A source speaking to The Sun revealed that the Beckhams are hopeful the family feud will be resolved by July 10. However, some insiders are less optimistic, telling the outlet: "It doesn't seem likely at the moment." In contrast, a source close to Brooklyn and his wife claimed she has successfully helped him recognise the "see the emotional abuse and toxic behaviour within his family". Yet, an insider close to the Beckhams, who previously dismissed the allegations as "deeply unpleasant and patently untrue", described it as a "bit rich" for Nicola's friends to lecture about toxic behaviour. "Brooklyn is now being referred to as 'the hostage,' he is in a situation where those who love Brooklyn fear that he is being controlled by Nicola, and it is heartbreaking," an insider revealed to Mail Online. They continued: "Videos like this are just not what he does. He will be dying inside. He's soppy and he's a romantic, but that video just isn't him. He hates all of that stuff so you have to wonder if Nicola was behind it." This comes in the wake of Brooklyn posting a clip on social media showing him and Nicola cruising on a motorbike through an area dotted with grand residences. Taking a swipe at his own kin, he described the footage: "My whole world x I will love you forever x I always choose you baby x you're the most amazing person i know xx me and you forever baby."`
The Sun
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
I tested supermarket dupes of posh Whispering Angel rosé… flavour-packed winner is as good as original at half the price
WHEN it comes to popular pink wines, Whispering Angel has an A-list reputation. Fans include Adele, Lady Gaga and the Beckhams. While this stylish rosé comes with plenty of celebrity backing, it also boasts a VIP price tag of around £20. But supermarkets have similar styles on their shelves at smaller prices. This week, Lidl launched its new blush tribute Breath of Paradise at a more palatable £10.99. And there are other more affordable alternatives elsewhere worth shouting about too. Here, wine expert Helena Nicklin looks at the best bottles to keep you in the pink. Breath of Paradise £10.99, Lidl LIDL says this tipple offers all the taste of Whispering Angel at half the price. The original's popularity is partly due to the stunning packaging, as well as the delicious wine. And while some alternatives are simply good-looking copies, others are decent rosé wines with similar flavour profiles but from different places. Lidl's blatant but beautiful Whispering Angel dupe has the vibe of the real thing but also flavour. This fellow Cotes de Provence wine knocks it out of the park as an alternative. Think ripe white peaches, sliced strawberry and cantaloupe melon, all held in by a slick of saltiness. Just like the costly celestial sip, but a lot cheaper. 5/5 Sainte Victoire Provence Rosé £10.99, Aldi ANOTHER wannabe that is well worth making some noise about. Sainte Victoire is actually its own, high-quality, designated area in Provence, while Whispering Angel is rosé wine made with a blend from all over the Cotes de Provence. This makes Aldi's a particularly high- class dupe – and the price even more notable. Sainte Victoire pinks are especially crisp, lean and mineral with subtle strawberry and peach notes in the background. A classy thirst slaker that is on the leaner, paler, more complex side. Delicious, and looks beautiful in the glass. A perfect drop to enjoy in the garden on a warm summer day if you can't make it to the South of France. 4/5 The Best Touraine Rosé £8.50, Morrisons FOR this Whispering wannabe, we are stepping away from Provence in the South of France and moving north to the Loire Valley. But that does not mean you won't get a similar sip in your glass. This rosé region offers a lot of what you want from Whispering Angel. A glass of this gives a blend of juicy Gamay and crunchy Cabernet Franc grapes, so you can expect a pleasing dollop of tangy, red fruit. There is a zippy acidity and cool mineral character keeping it all balanced. It is excellent value as well. A new pink pretender that is worth grabbing – so get ahead of the A-list and give it a try. Tell your friends Touraine is the next big thing. 4/5 Fleur De Lise Rosé £8.50, M&S THIS pretty pink, which you can pick up for less than a tenner, packs a super flavour punch without being too sweet or acidic. Hailing from Saint-Mont in the foothills of the Pyrenees, it is another option that is not from Provence but is still surprisingly elegant when you consider it is made with bold red grapes lsuch as Tannat and Cabernet Sauvignon. The result is a dry, savoury, textural vino that is crisp, gluggable and lovely with a barbecue. Have a glass when you are dining alfresco in the sunshine and toast to all the money you will have saved by opting for a less spendy but still seriously enjoyable bottle. 3/5 Bijou Sophie Valrose Coteaux de Beziers £9.25 (£7.75 Nectar), Sainsbury's BIJOU translates from French as jewel and this is definitely a gem of a wine that pays tribute to Sophie Valrose, who challenged the exploitation of women in vineyards in the 19th century. The bottle is as photogenic and appealing as Whispering Angel, which is not to be overlooked if you are posing for all-important social media pics. The content takes a sideways step from Provence to the Languedoc region, where you find excellent-value pinks that have a splash more fruit thanks to a slightly warmer climate and different soils. It is refreshing with some soft, raspberry fruit. A decent drop at a super-saving price. 3/5 Gérard Bertrand Cote des Rosés £10, Co-op ANOTHER Languedoc legend, ex- French rugby pro turned winemaker Gérard Bertrand makes this perfumed pink that punches way above its weight for a tenner. Made with the same blend often used in neighbouring Provence, it is fuller than some but still elegant and refreshing. Think beautiful, ripe berry notes from the Grenache and Syrah balancing a crisp tang from the Cinsault grape. This doesn't just look appealing, in a beautiful bottle designed to look like a rose bloom, it has won plenty of prizes, too. Perfect for a party, especially if you have bottles out where guests can see them. A great gift, too. 4/5 La Vieille Ferme Rosé £8.50, Tesco THE original Whispering Angel dupe and it is still very worthy. The famous 'Chicken Wine' has won many rosé lovers' hearts thanks to its pretty packaging, appealing pastel hue and surprisingly pocket-friendly price tag. It is more than just a copycat, too. This hails from the warmer Rhone Valley and is made by the famous Perrin wine family, with the same grapes as many Provence styles. The result is a riper, more fruity style but everything is perfectly in balance. Now enjoying cult status, it is one to ruffle the feathers of the big-name bottle and is a long-time bargain. 3/5 Mare Meua Pinot Noir Rosé £5.52, Asda IF it is a poolside party vibe you are after for not much cash, you need to try this. With an enticing beach scene on the bottle, its label gives off glamorous Cote d'Azur looks. But, in fact, this blush hails from Spain. And what is inside is very good for the price. Made with Pinot Noir, it has more of a ripe, raspberry tang but it is pale and refreshing with a touch of sweetness. It gets a little rough as it warms up, so keep it super-chilled so it is only the holiday feel heating up. You could throw in ice cubes to enhance the 'by the beach' experience and drink it in your cossie in the garden. 3/5
Scottish Sun
23-05-2025
- Business
- Scottish Sun
Cheapest shops to buy Whispering Angel dupes this bank holiday and they're up to 79% less
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) IF you're hoping to enjoy the taste of a refreshing Whispering Angel rose this bank holiday, there are plenty of cheaper dupes on offer. The Provencal tipple is hugely popular among Brits, but it comes with a hefty price tag. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 5 Whispering Angel is hugely popular but it costs £22.50 per bottle A 75cl bottle costs £22.50 while a magnum comes in at up to £44.50. Its fresh flavours of grapefruit and citrus have made it famous around the world. In fact, it's even a favourite of the Beckhams. But if you're wanting to enjoy similar flavours for less this bank holiday, we've put together a list of dupes... Lidl 5 Lidl's Breath of Paradise is made mostly with Grenache grapes grown in Provence Credit: Supplied Lidl launched its Whispering Angel dupe this week - and it's half the price. A bottle of Breath of Paradise costs just £10.99, making it more than 50% less. It's made mostly with Grenache grapes grown in the French region of Provence, and has an aroma of fresh peach and wild herbs. Breath of Paradise hit shelves this week and it's only available while stocks last, so you'll need to get in quick. Lidl's master of wine Richard Bampfield said: "Well known for producing grapes that fuel the 'premium dry rosé' category, wines from the region of Provence are well known by both Brits and the French alike. "However, with branded options often carrying a hefty price tag, most tend to reserve them for special occasions rather than include them in the weekly shop. Wine expert taste tests the newest supermarket dupe of Whispering Angel "At excellent value, Lidl's Breath of Paradise is a summer game changer." Bampfield added the wine is best served well chilled or over a large ice cube. Home Bargains 5 The Angel wine costs only £8.99 for a huge magnum-sized bottle Credit: Bargain Lovers Facebook The Home Bargains version is a whopping 79% less than the real deal. The bargain store recently launched The Angel, which comes in a magnum-sized bottle but has a price tag of just £8.99. Given that magnums of Whispering Angel are £44.50, that's a huge £35.51 saving. It comes in a pink and white patterned bottle. M&S 5 A TV wine and drinks expert has said "rose doesn't get better than this" Credit: M&S The posh supermarket recently revealed its summer wines selection - including a Whispering Angel dupe. The La Balconne Organic Provence Rose costs £18 for a bottle, so it is among the pricier wines in this list. However it's still £4.50 cheaper than Whispering Angel. Plus, TV wine and drinks expert Andy Clarke said he was blown away by the quality. "I've tasted hundreds of rosés over the years and it's always so exciting to find a new one that whizzes straight to the top of my list! "... Move over Whispering Angel… Rosé doesn't get better than this!" Asda 5 A bottle of Screaming Devil will only set you back £12.97 - far less than Whispering Angel Asda's version is around half the price of Whispering Angel, and it has a tongue-in-cheek name. The Screaming Devil wine has gone viral on social media. It costs £12.97, making it £9.53 cheaper than Whispering Angel. It's produced in Côtes de Provence by French winemaker Les Grands Chais de France, and is available to buy at Asda and Ocado.
The Sun
23-05-2025
- Business
- The Sun
Cheapest shops to buy Whispering Angel dupes this bank holiday and they're up to 79% less
IF you're hoping to enjoy the taste of a refreshing Whispering Angel rose this bank holiday, there are plenty of cheaper dupes on offer. The Provencal tipple is hugely popular among Brits, but it comes with a hefty price tag. A 75cl bottle costs £22.50 while a magnum comes in at up to £44.50. Its fresh flavours of grapefruit and citrus have made it famous around the world. In fact, it's even a favourite of the Beckhams. But if you're wanting to enjoy similar flavours for less this bank holiday, we've put together a list of dupes... Lidl 5 Lidl launched its Whispering Angel dupe this week - and it's half the price. A bottle of Breath of Paradise costs just £10.99, making it more than 50% less. It's made mostly with Grenache grapes grown in the French region of Provence, and has an aroma of fresh peach and wild herbs. Breath of Paradise hit shelves this week and it's only available while stocks last, so you'll need to get in quick. Lidl's master of wine Richard Bampfield said: "Well known for producing grapes that fuel the 'premium dry rosé' category, wines from the region of Provence are well known by both Brits and the French alike. "However, with branded options often carrying a hefty price tag, most tend to reserve them for special occasions rather than include them in the weekly shop. Wine expert taste tests the newest supermarket dupe of Whispering Angel "At excellent value, Lidl's Breath of Paradise is a summer game changer." Bampfield added the wine is best served well chilled or over a large ice cube. Home Bargains 5 The Home Bargains version is a whopping 79% less than the real deal. The bargain store recently launched The Angel, which comes in a magnum-sized bottle but has a price tag of just £8.99. Given that magnums of Whispering Angel are £44.50, that's a huge £35.51 saving. It comes in a pink and white patterned bottle. M&S The posh supermarket recently revealed its summer wines selection - including a Whispering Angel dupe. The La Balconne Organic Provence Rose costs £18 for a bottle, so it is among the pricier wines in this list. However it's still £4.50 cheaper than Whispering Angel. Plus, TV wine and drinks expert Andy Clarke said he was blown away by the quality. "I've tasted hundreds of rosés over the years and it's always so exciting to find a new one that whizzes straight to the top of my list! "... Move over Whispering Angel… Rosé doesn't get better than this!" Asda Asda 's version is around half the price of Whispering Angel, and it has a tongue-in-cheek name. The Screaming Devil wine has gone viral on social media. It costs £12.97, making it £9.53 cheaper than Whispering Angel. It's produced in Côtes de Provence by French winemaker Les Grands Chais de France, and is available to buy at Asda and Ocado. How to save money buying alcohol Alcohol can be pricey if you're planning a party or hosting an event but there are ways to cut costs. It's always important to drink responsibly, here, Sun Savers Editor Lana Clements share some tips on getting booze for the best price. Stocking up can mean big savings on drinks, especially if you want to buy wine or fizz. The big supermarkets regularly offer discounts of 25% when you buy six or more bottles of wine. The promotions typically run in the lead up to occasions such as Bank Holidays, Christmas and Easter. If you know you are going to need booze later in the year, it can be worth acting when you see offers. Before buying your preferred drink make sure you shop around to find the best price – you can use a comparison site such as or Don't forget that loyalty cards can unlock better savings so make sure you factor that in too. If you like your plonk, wine clubs can also be a good way to save money and try new varieties. You'll usually have to pay a membership fee in return for cheaper price so work out if you will be buying enough to make the one off cost worthwhile.
Daily Mail
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
AMANDA PLATELL: I know what will happen when scales fall from Brooklyn's eyes and he sees his wife for what she is: A publicity-seeking diva
This should have been a celebratory week for the Beckhams. Time magazine, which has in the past chosen Marilyn Monroe, Martin Luther King and Barack Obama for its cover pictures, has bestowed the same honour on after singling him out from The 100 Most Influential Leaders In Philanthropy. Meanwhile, his wife Victoria has been in Dubai celebrating the launch of her latest capsule wardrobe collection, and speaking candidly about being a working mum with four children.
