Brooklyn Beckham reportedly feels “isolated” amid his ongoing feud with his parents Victoria and David.
The aspiring chef, 26, and his actress wife Nicola Peltz, 30, live in Los Angeles while his famous parents and siblings Romeo, 22, Cruz, 20, and Harper, 13, split their time between London and the Cotswolds.
Brooklyn and Nicola have sparked rift rumours by missing several major family events in recent months, including Victoria’s 51st birthday and David’s 50th birthday.
Sources have now claimed the eldest Beckham child feels particularly alone when “big family milestones approach”, while his parents are “desperate” to reconcile.
“Brooklyn hasn’t felt the same about his family for months,” an insider told Metro on Monday.
“It’s hard to see any improvement on the relationship between either side, even though Victoria and David are desperate for things to get better.”
The source added that pals think Harper’s 14th birthday on Thursday will prompt Brooklyn to get in touch.
“With Harper’s birthday coming up, friends are hoping Brooklyn will reach out on her special day and there will be at least a small olive branch,” they stated.
“When big family milestones approach, he often feels quite isolated over in Los Angeles, but he’s keen to show that he loves his family deeply.”
However, a source close to Brooklyn shut down reports that he feels “isolated”.
They told The Standard: “This is simply false. Brooklyn is happy living in Los Angeles, focused on his career, and building a life with Nicola.”
Brooklyn and Nicola - who married in 2022 - raised eyebrows when they failed to attend Victoria’s lavish birthday party on a yacht in Miami in April and snubbed David’s four extravagant 50th birthday celebrations a month later.
The eldest Beckham child intensified the gossip by saying he will “always choose” Nicola in a “pointed message” to his partner in June.
He captioned a video of them riding a motorcycle: “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.”
He publicly expressed his love for her again by posting a photo of them together on Instagram with the caption, “My girl xx” - soon after starring in a loved-up Moncler fashion campaign with her.
Football legend David is said to be worried the feud with Brooklyn could mirror his own estrangement from his father Ted in 2005.
The pair were not on speaking terms until Ted, 77, suffered a near-death experience in 2007 and they reconciled.
