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Brooklyn Beckham is stuck between a rock and a hard place as he tries to pacify his wife and untangle his extraordinary estrangement from his family, sources tell Page Six.

The eldest son of celebrity Brit couple David and Victoria Beckham has been living full-time with his wife, Nicola Peltz Beckham, 31, in the US since their marriage in 2022.

Since then, he has grown ever closer to her family, while relations with his own have deteriorated — to the point where he requested his own parents only contact him via his lawyers last summer, according to multiple press reports.

Nicola Peltz and Brooklyn Beckham in matching red Christmas pajamas.
Brooklyn Beckham and wife Nicola Peltz spent Christmas together – far away from his parents in the UK.Nicola Peltz/Instagram

Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz, in matching red pajamas, with Nelson Peltz, in a blue sweater and cream pants, and Claudia Peltz in a black top and black pants.
The couple posed with Nicola’s parents, billionaire Nelson Peltz and his wife Claudia Peltz.Nicola Peltz/Instagram
The 26-year-old and his wife have not even spoken to the Beckhams in over a year due to the feud, which first started even before their lavish May 2022 wedding, we’re told.

And Brooklyn seemingly messaged indicated he wanted to cut the last remaining ties with his parents when he “blocked” them on Instagram over the holidays, as did his wife, Nicola Peltz Beckham.

Sources familiar with the estrangement reveal Brooklyn — whose main claim to fame is launching his own hot sauce business — is following his wife’s lead.

Indeed, Nicola, the daughter of billionaire Nelson Peltz and his wife Claudia, has deleted all posts that feature any of the Beckhams.

From left: Cruz Beckham in a black t-shirt and brown pants, Romeo Beckham in a leather jacket, black t-shirt and black pants, Brooklyn Beckham in a black shirt and black pants, Harper Beckham in a black strapless dress, David Beckham, in a black suit, and Victoria Beckham , in a black jacket and fishnet pantyhose, Nicola Peltz in a black leather jacket, red top and black pants.
The last time Nicola and Brooklyn saw David and Victoria Beckham and his siblings was at Christmas 2024.nicolaannepeltzbeckham/Instagram
The latest snub comes despite numerous attempts at outreach from soccer star David, 50, and Spice Girls singer and fashion designer Victoria, 51. They directly invited Brooklyn and Nicola to attend celebrations for David’s knighthood in the UK in November.

The Beckhams also asked the young couple to join them over the recent holiday season, but were rebuffed, according to insiders.

A source familiar with the rift said, “People are confused over the developments of the last month. It seemed like things had died down and the decision to unfollow [the Beckhams] – and block them – seems to be bringing it up again.

Nelson Pelt, in a black shirt, posing with Nicola Peltz in a black tank top, and Brooklyn Beckham in a black t-shirt and black baseball cap.
Brooklyn is very close to his father-in-law Nelson, who led a failed hostile takeover of Disney.Nicola Peltz/Instagram
Pointing the finger at Nicola, the source added, “What is Nicola trying to prove?”

Victoria and Nicola’s spat started before the couple’s wedding when Victoria pulled out of making a wedding gown for her daughter-in-law, although insiders feel its now festering for longer than it should.

“As much as they (Brooklyn and the Peltzes) felt Victoria was in the wrong, this is petulant and short sighted behavior, it’s a way to extend the story that needed to go away.”

David Beckham, in a navy blue morning suit, holding his knighthood media, with Victoria Beckham in a navy blue dress and hat. Ted Beckham, in a navy blue suit, is on the left. Sandra Beckham, in a black pantsuit is on the right.
Brooklyn and Nicola were invited to celebrations for David Beckham’s knighthood in November – but declined to join the family.David Beckham/Instagram
Brooklyn — who has multiple tattoos in tribute to his wife — finds himself stuck in the middle, but his public actions increasingly seem to side more with his in-laws.

He even blocked his younger brother Cruz, 20, on Instagram, who said his parents “woke up blocked … as did I,” one day last year.

Another insider who knows the couple said, “Brooklyn wants to do anything to make Nicola happy, but this is all getting out of control. I can’t imagine a world where Brooklyn wouldn’t want to see his parents again.”

From left: Cruz Beckham in a black tuxedo, Harper Beckam in a navy blue gown, Romeo Beckham in a black tuxedo, Victoria Beckham in a navy blue gown, David Beckham in a black tuxedo.
Brooklyn and Nicola were also absent from the celebrations for David’s 50th birthday last year. He celebrated in Miami and London.David Beckham/Instagram
Brooklyn has become extremely close to his wife’s father, billionaire investor Nelson Peltz, who has given him business advice and support. It appears he even supported his daughter and son-in-law as they bought a $16 million Beverly Hills mansion.

The purchase was made through an LLC linked to the Peltzes, and largely made with cash from Nicola’s trust fund, sources told us.

As for David and Victoria, a source told us, “All they want is to repair the relationship with their son and his wife, they still hope and believe they will be able to come together.”

Victoria Beckham, in a grey dress, and David Beckham, in a cream sweater and black pants, dancing.
The Beckhams also invited Brooklyn and his wife to spend the holidays with them, sources tell Page Six.

Victoria and David Beckham in white pajamas and Santa hats.
Victoria and David Beckham donned pajamas and Santa hats for the holidays – but spent another holiday without their oldest son.Instagram/victoriabeckham
But that seems further away than ever after his request his family use their lawyers to get in touch. He reportedly made the request, according to the Daily Mail, after he was offended when briefings about Nicola appeared in the press which suggested he was being “controlled” by her and that he was a “hostage.”

“David was told to speak to them via [law firm] Schillings,” a source told the outlet. “That was the only way for them to communicate.”

Despite everything, another insider claimed that Brooklyn made the decision to block his parents for the sake of his “mental health”, adding, “the decision was made by Brooklyn after constant attempts to set boundaries had been ignored and Nicola will always support his decisions.”

“if one day Brooklyn wants to see his family, Nicola will support him.”

Although Brooklyn was absent from David’s Instagram roundup of his 2025 year which included all of his other children — Cruz, Romeo, 23, and Harper, 14 — the soccer star did post a picture of him and Brooklyn on his Instagram Story the same day.

From left: Harper Beckham in a black top and blue jeans, Romeo Beckham in a black t-shirt and black pants, David Beckham, in a black suit with his troops, Victoria Beckham in a grey pant suit, Cruz Beckham in a black t-shirt and blue jeans.
David was joined by his wife and family – sans Brooklyn – as he became David Beckham is the first person to win the MLS Cup as both player and owner.David Beckham/Instagram
We’re told the relationship between the Peltzes and the Beckhams was frosty before even she married into the family as they are very different types of people. David and Victoria are both international media sensations, with David one of the best soccer stars of his era; while Nelson, 83, is one of the most prominent figures in finance of his generation while his second wife, Claudia Heffner, is an accomplished fashion model.

As Page Six has previously told, things have never been the same since Brooklyn and Nicola’s wedding at the Peltz home in Palm Beach, Florida.

After Victoria pulled out of making the dress, Nicola, Claudia, and stylist Leslie Fremar went to Pierpaolo Piccioli, the former head designer at Valentino, making three trips to Rome before flying over seamstresses from Italy to finish the gown.

Brooklyn Beckham, in a grey sweatshirt and grey shorts, and Nicola Peltz, in a grey sweatshirt and grey sweatpants, looking at a phone while sitting on a couch.
Despite online flack, Brooklyn and Nicola keep posting loving photos of each other.nicolaanepeltzbeckham/Instagram
Things then went from bad to worse when singer Marc Anthony, a longtime Beckham family friend, performed a song at the reception. However, instead of the bride, he called Victoria, whom he dubbed “the most beautiful woman in the room,” up on stage to dance with her son. Nicola ran off in tears and had to be persuaded to come back to the wedding, which was being covered by Vogue.

“Her face was swollen from crying and her friends were telling her, ‘You have to go back down, so many people came from all over for you’,” a Peltz source told us, “She finally comes down and is sad the entire evening… She [Victoria] took that moment from Nicola, that’s the God’s honest truth.”

However, a guest who was at the reception told Page Six that Victoria was “mystified” by claims she “ruined” her son’s special wedding dance with his bride.

Nicola Peltz and her husband Brooklyn posing for a selfie in a crowd. Brooklyn wears a white shirt and cream baseball cap. Nicola in a purple fluffy jacket.
Sources said that Brooklyn will have to grow up and sort things out with his wife and family.@nicolaannepeltzbeckham/Instagram
Page Six has reached out to reps for the Beckhams, Brooklyn and Nicola.

Brooklyn has been around fame his entire life. He’s described as “very sensitive” by friends who know him and struggled at school in the UK. He left his photography course at the prestigious Parsons School of Design in New York City in 2018, after completing just one year of the four-year program.

Friends said he was “homesick,” although he didn’t have to slum it in the standard dorms while there. Instead, his parents rented him a swanky apartment and family friend Bobby Rich moved in with him.

David Beckham, in a black tuxedo, Victoria Beckham in a black gown and fur wrap and sunglasses.
The Beckhams celebrated David’s knighthood at a dinner hosted by their close friend, Gordon Ramsay.Will/Mark/Craig / SplashNews.com
Victoria, who adores her oldest son, made it no secret that she was thrilled to have him back home in London.

He then did an internship with celebrity photographer Rankin before re-focusing his career on becoming a chef. He now has his own range of hot sauce, Cloud23, which his dad has invested in. The Beckhams even joined their son at Cloud23’s launch at Whole Foods in London in October 2024.

He dated actress Chloë Grace Moretz before meeting Nicola, an actress and director. There is little doubt he is still completely smitten with her – recently calling her “my everything” in one of his frequent Instagram posts praising her.

From left: Romeo Beckham, in a black tuxedo, Kim Turnbull in a green gown, Harper Beckham in a  black gown, Victoria Beckham in a silver gown, David Beckham in a black tuxedo, Cruz Beckham in a black tuxedo, Jackie Apostel in a blue gown.
The first sign of real trouble came when Nicola and Brooklyn didn’t join the Beckhams for David’s first 50th birthday bash in Miami last year.David Beckham/ Instargam
Within the past year, Brooklyn missed his dad’s 50th birthday and his being knighted at Windsor Castle — an achievement the family celebrated in London at their close pal, chef Gordon Ramsay’s restaurant and a party at a Cotswolds pub with friends like director Guy Ritchie.

Last month, he also missed the wedding of Ramsay’s daughter Holly – a childhood pal – to Olympic gold swimmer Adam Peaty, reportedly because his parents were guests.

David Beckham – who owns the Miami Major League Soccer team Inter Miami CF – will spent most of the summer in the US for the World Cup, which, sources pointed out, gives a great opportunity for father and son to reunite and bond together.

“I know that Brooklyn is so sweet, but he is a big boy and he is responsible at the end of the day for making his own decisions,” the source added, “He can sort this out if he wants to.”

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“Stop hitting that dog — or I’ll end your badge.” That’s what I told the deputy behind a quiet little gas station in Oak Grove… right before his sheriff pulled up smiling. Kaiser was chained to a rusted post in the dirt. Ribs showing. Water bowl bone-dry. Raw skin carved into his neck where the chain had bitten too deep. Deputy Grant Malloy stood over him, tapping a baton against his palm like he was bored. “Still breathing,” he muttered. I wasn’t from Oak Grove. Just passing through with my own K9 partner, Diesel — a retired military working dog who knows the smell of fear better than most humans. Diesel saw Kaiser and went still. Not aggressive. Not barking. Recognizing. “You’re starving him,” I said. Malloy shrugged. “Evidence. Nobody’s dog now.” That’s when I started recording. He didn’t like that. The baton came down fast — caught my wrist — sent my phone flying into the dirt. Cameras at the gas pumps definitely caught the swing. “You just assaulted a civilian,” I told him calmly. “And tried to destroy evidence.” He grinned. “In Oak Grove? I decide what’s evidence.” Then the patrol SUV rolled in. No lights. No siren. Sheriff Calvin Rourke stepped out like he owned the ground. He glanced at the dog. At me. Then smiled. “That dog stays,” he said. “And you’re going to delete whatever you filmed… if you value your freedom.” I looked at the chain cutting into Kaiser’s neck. Looked at the dried blood on the sheriff’s sleeve. And then I noticed something else. The harness strap didn’t say Kaiser. It said Hollis. And I’d heard that name before — tied to a missing person report that vanished from state records two weeks ago. That’s when I realized this wasn’t about animal cruelty. It was about a cover-up. And they’d just picked the wrong witness. Full story in the comments 👇

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