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Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz look smitten as they hold hands at their local farmers’ market after the reason he sent a legal letter to estranged parents David and Victoria was ‘revealed’

Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz looked smitten as they held hands at their local farmers’ market on Tuesday – just days after the reason he sent a legal letter to his estranged parents David and Victoria was reportedly revealed.

Last week, the Daily Mail revealed that Brooklyn instructed his parents to only speak to him through lawyers.

 

The aspiring chef, 26, said he didn’t want his parents to contact him, or make public statements about him on social media.

It has since been reported that the letter was intended to protect his mental health, as online posts from David and Victoria in which he was tagged or mentioned had affected him.

Brooklyn and actress Nicola, 31, looked close on their latest outing alongside her brother Bradley, where Brooklyn kept things casual in a black graphic T-shirt and denim shorts.

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Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz looked smitten as they held hands at their local farmers' market in LA on Tuesday
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Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz looked smitten as they held hands at their local farmers’ market in LA on Tuesday

It comes just days after the reason he sent a legal letter to his estranged parents David and Victoria was reportedly revealed
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It comes just days after the reason he sent a legal letter to his estranged parents David and Victoria was reportedly revealed

 

Brooklyn and actress Nicola, 31, put on a show of solidarity as they were pictured out together
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Brooklyn and actress Nicola, 31, put on a show of solidarity as they were pictured out together

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He hung a jumper over his shoulder and donned a pair of slippers while carrying a bag of items from the market.

He shielded himself from the sun with black sunglasses and a Cloud9 baseball cap.

Meanwhile Nicola, 31, looked cosy in a white fur jacket with blue jeans and heeled boots.

The pair appeared in good spirits as they walked down the street holding hands.

It comes as Nicola was reportedly liked a social media comment about Brooklyn ‘joining such a nice family’.

As the feud continues to escalate, The Sun has now claimed that she’s been ‘liking’ certain comments on recent social media posts.

One comment reportedly read: ‘I’m glad Brooklyn was able to join such a nice family.’

They claim another that she liked said: ‘I’m sorry but no one knows what goes on behind closed doors… There’s obviously a reason why Brooklyn doesn’t speak with his parents.

They were joined by Nicola's brother Bradley who threw his arm around his sister
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They were joined by Nicola’s brother Bradley who threw his arm around his sister

For the low-key outing Brooklyn kept things casual in a black graphic top and denim shorts
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For the low-key outing Brooklyn kept things casual in a black graphic top and denim shorts

He hung a jumper over his shoulder while carrying a bag of items from the market and walking in slipper shoes and socks
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He hung a jumper over his shoulder while carrying a bag of items from the market and walking in slipper shoes and socks

He shieled himself from the sun with black sunglasses and a Cloud9 baseball cap
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He shieled himself from the sun with black sunglasses and a Cloud9 baseball cap

Meanwhile Nicola, 31, looked cosy in a white fur jacket
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Meanwhile Nicola, 31, looked cosy in a white fur jacket

She teamed it with blue jeans and heeled boots
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She teamed it with blue jeans and heeled boots

The pair appeared in good spirits as they enjoyed a low-key trip out
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The pair appeared in good spirits as they enjoyed a low-key trip out

It comes as Nicola was reportedly liked a social media comment about Brooklyn 'joining such a nice family'
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It comes as Nicola was reportedly liked a social media comment about Brooklyn ‘joining such a nice family’

As the feud continues to escalate, it has now claimed that she's been 'liking' certain comments on recent social media posts.
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As the feud continues to escalate, it has now claimed that she’s been ‘liking’ certain comments on recent social media posts.

‘No child would ever choose to cut off their parents without good reason.’

It is said that Brooklyn wants any attempts at reconciliation to happen ‘privately’ rather than on social media.

A source familiar with the row told the Mirror that the situation escalated after his  ‘requests to stop’ had gone ignored.

‘It had been leading to issues with his mental health….it was to protect himself,’ they told the publication.

The source explained that Brooklyn reportedly believes his parents still see him as a child and not as an adult.

The Daily Mail has contacted representatives for Brooklyn and his parents for comment.

The row escalated on Saturday when Nicola wiped all traces of the Beckhams from her Instagram.

In contrast, Brooklyn has not followed suit.

 

 

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