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Brooklyn Beckham shows off his £6,000 wine cellar (including bottles of his dad’s favourite red!) after ‘vowing his relationship with his estranged parents is over

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Despite his estrangement from his parents, Brooklyn Beckham has shown he’s already inherited their love of a good tipple, as he showed off his vast wine collection on Instagram.

The chef, 26, offered a glimpse at his huge array of wines at his Beverly Hills mansion, with vintages totalling at least £6,000.

Revealing he was in the process of re-organising his collection, Brooklyn captioned his post: ‘Sorting out my wine cellar today.’

Among the rows of wines that filled his cellar were a £530 bottle of Abreu Thorevilos from Napa Valley, as well as a £267 Buccella Cuvée Katrina Eileen Cabernet Sauvignon.

His cellar also featured six bottles of Brooklyn’s favourite white, Château d’Yque, totalling an eye-watering £1,200 each, and a row of half-bottles, which reach nearly £1,000.

And while Brooklyn has grown increasingly estranged from his family, it seems he still has the same taste in reds as his dad David, as one of the footballer’s favourite wines sits among the collection.

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Brooklyn Beckham has shared a glimpse of his £6,000 wine collection, which noticeably included a red wine favoured by his estranged father David

The chef offered a glimpse at his huge array of wines at his Beverly Hills mansion, with vintages totalling at least £6,000 
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The chef offered a glimpse at his huge array of wines at his Beverly Hills mansion, with vintages totalling at least £6,000

David has previously shared his appreciation for Chateau Margaux, which begins at £500 and can go up to £2,000 for older vintages.

Brooklyn reportedly recently told friends his relationship with his parents was ‘over’, following months of strain that culminated in David and Victoria being blocked on Instagram.

A source told The Mirror: ‘While things between [Brooklyn] and his parents are over, he is still very fond of his grandparents. There is a lot of love for them, and that has never faltered.’

Over the festive period David’s mum Sandra and Victoria’s mother Jackie Adams reportedly both reached out to Brooklyn after he had been absent from every key family event over the course of the year – among them his father’s milestone 50th birthday celebration and long awaited recent investiture.

A source went on: ‘David and Victoria will never give up trying to secure a reconciliation between them and their son.

‘Nothing will change that, and they live in hope. He will always be their son, and they are not going to stop putting on record their feelings.’

The Beckhams watched on as Adam Peaty made a vow to ‘always choose’ his wife Holly Ramsay in his wedding speech, amid his war with his family.

At the Olympian’s wedding to Gordon Ramsay‘s influencer daughter last month, he made the passionate profession to his new wife in what appeared to be a swipe at his family, who he disinvited from the wedding amid a bitter spat.

Brooklyn reportedly told friends his relationship with his parents was 'over', following months of strain that culminated in David and Victoria being blocked (pictured with wife Nicola Peltz)

Brooklyn reportedly told friends his relationship with his parents was ‘over’, following months of strain that culminated in David and Victoria being blocked (pictured with wife Nicola Peltz)

The moment will have been particularly poignant for David, 50, and Victoria, who are long-time friends of Holly’s parents, due to their own spat with Brooklyn, with a social media user musing: ‘I wonder how Victoria felt hearing that subtle jab‘.

The couple’s eldest son has been estranged from his family since early last year and in May he stated: ‘I always choose you baby’ in a gushing message to his wife Nicola Peltz – and a seeming swipe at his family.

Back in May, battle lines appeared to be drawn as Brooklyn vowed to ‘always choose’ his wife in the midst of the escalating feud with his devoted parents.

In one of his many adoring messages aimed at his wife, Brooklyn pledged his unwavering loyalty to Nicola, the daughter of Miami-based billionaire businessman and investor Nelson Peltz, who he wed back in 2022.

In a social media video, Brooklyn as pictured taking his wife for an early morning motorbike ride along palm-lined streets, close to their southern California home.

In what many took to be a dig at his family, he captioned the short video, he wrote: ‘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.’

In David’s New Year post the former footballer captioned the shot of him and his eldest son: ‘I love you all so much.’

Further shots included David with sons Romeo, Cruz and daughter Harper, while a final image featured wife Victoria and all for four of her children, with the caption: ‘You are my life.’

The post was promptly re-shared by wife Victoria who accompanied the image of David and Brooklyn with an affectionate love heart.

It was recently confirmed by Cruz that Brooklyn had blocked his entire family on social media following reports they had unfollowed him.

‘My mum and dad would never unfollow their son… Let’s get the facts right. They woke up blocked… as did I,’ Cruz wrote.

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