Nicola Peltz’s poignant post about Brooklyn Beckham as family feud rumbles on!
Nicola Peltz paid tribute to Brooklyn Beckham in a post this week, just days after the couple reached out to his younger sister Harper Beckham for her birthday last week
Nicola Peltz paid tribute to her husband Brooklyn Beckham in a post shared earlier today(Image: WWD via Getty Images)
A message for Brooklyn Beckham was shared by his wife Nicola Peltz this week as they continue to publicly support each other amid rumours of a rift with his family. She paid tribute to her husband once again in a recent post.
Nicola, 30, took to Instagram this afternoon to share photos of herself and Brooklyn, 26, on a yacht. It comes after they joined some of her family on holiday in France earlier this month, with them spotted out in Saint-Tropez.
The photos uploaded by Nicola today show the couple, who celebrated their third wedding anniversary earlier this year, hugging as they stood on the boat. She tagged Brooklyn in one and wrote in that post: “My everything”. Brooklyn has since shared her posts on his own Instagram Story.
It comes after they had spent time with her family on the trip abroad. A video previously shared by Nicola showed them raising champagne flutes in a toast alongside her brothers Will Peltz, 39, and Zach Peltz, 22, and other guests.
Nicola Peltz (right) paid tribute to her husband Brooklyn Beckham (left) in a post earlier today(Image: Instagram/nicolaannepeltzbeckham)
Days later, Will announced his engagement to his fiancée Kenya Jones, 32. Brooklyn then shared the news with his followers and congratulated them, writing: “Congratulations [Will and Kenya] x love u 2 x so happy for you guys.”
Nicola shared her brother’s announcement post too and described it as the “best news ever”. She also commented on the proposal post itself: “KENYA JONES PELTZ!!!!!!! MY FOREVER SISTER!!!! IM SO HAPPY I LOVE YOU BOTH!!!!!”
Brooklyn is said to have grown “so close” to his in-laws and it’s been claimed that, at the moment, he “doesn’t really feel like he fits into” his own family. The suggestion comes amid speculation of a rift between him and his parents, David Beckham, 50, and Victoria Beckham, 51, in recent months.
It was reported earlier this month that Brooklyn was expected to miss his youngest sibling Harper Beckham’s 14th birthday last Thursday amid the rumoured rift. A source told the Mirror at the time: “He took a stand and missed his dad’s 50th so he’s not likely to suddenly do a U-turn and forget everything that’s happened, as much as he loves Harper.”
They continued: “He didn’t want it to turn out this way and he’s always been really close to all his siblings, but he is a married man now and his priorities have to lie somewhere else.” The source added: “He just doesn’t feel his family have treated Nicola well and now that he’s grown so close to her family in the States, he doesn’t really feel like he fits into the Beckham family right now.”
The couple have publicly supported each other in recent weeks amid rumours of a rift with some of his family(Image: Getty Images for Airbnb)
Brooklyn and his wife Nicola ended up marking Harper’s birthday last week though. He shared a phoot of the couple alongside his sister and wrote: “Happy birthday Harper we love u x.” He tagged Nicola, who then shared his post herself.
Amid speculation about their relationship with his family, Brooklyn and Nicola have continued to publicly support each other. It’s included them celebrating the anniversary of him having proposed to her in 2020 last month.
Although met with support, they also received negative responses at the time. Following the reaction on social media, a source suggested to the Mirror that Brooklyn and Nicola were stronger than ever, describing them as “solid”.
The source said: “Brooklyn and Nicola are solid, and the idea that a heartfelt anniversary post warrants this level of scrutiny is frankly a bit ridiculous. It’s disheartening to see so much energy spent trying to tear down a young couple simply enjoying their lives together. They want no part in the public’s narrative.”
