Brooklyn continues to cut ties with the Beckham family

On the day David Beckham was knighted by King Charles, the English football legend's joy was suddenly less complete when his eldest son Brooklyn was absent and did not send his congratulations.

At the age of 50, "Sir David Beckham" experienced the most important day of his life witnessed by his wife, Lady Victoria Beckham, along with his parents and three children Romeo (23 years old), Cruz (20 years old) and Harper (14 years old). But the eldest son, Brooklyn, did not appear at the ceremony nor send congratulations on social networks.

While Romeo and Cruz quickly posted photos with the proud caption "no one deserves it more than you. Congratulations Sir Dad", Brooklyn's account has been completely silent. This absence has raised public suspicions about the rift that has lasted for many years in the Beckham family.

The source of the tension is said to have started at Brooklyn - Nicola Peltz's wedding in 2020, when the bride refused to wear a wedding dress designed by her mother-in-law. Since then, Brooklyn has rarely appeared with his family, did not send Mother's Day wishes to Victoria and was absent from important events of his father, including his 50th birthday.

Us Weekly reveals Brooklyn and Nicola Peltz are reportedly not interested in reconciling their family at the moment. They want to focus on the peaceful life they have.

Ignoring the noise, Beckham shared his emotions after the knighting ceremony: "I'm just a boy born in East London, now receiving the honor from the King. I'm truly grateful and proud." He emphasized: "The only thing I always want is to make my family proud. My children are my biggest inspiration every day."

Source: https://znews.vn/brooklyn-tiep-tuc-cat-dut-quan-he-voi-nha-beckham-post1599980.html