Harper Beckham has posted a sweet tribute to her brother Romeo, her first post since Brooklyn’s bombshell statement earlier this week.
The youngest Beckham, 14, shared a video of her older brother, 23, walking for Willy Chavarria at Paris Fashion Week.
"Yet again!! Another amazing show x @romeobeckham @willychavarria,” Harper wrote, adding a black love heart emoji.
Harper wasn’t the only one to praise Romeo, as Victoria also shared a video of her son on the catwalk, saying: “Proud.”
And Romeo’s girlfriend, Kim Turnbull, also showed her support, writing: "Goooooooo baby go."
Earlier this week, Brooklyn made headlines around the world when he accused Victoria and his father David of being “controlling” throughout his life.
The aspiring chef said he was speaking out to defend his wife, 31, amid what he described as years of tension with the Beckham family.
Brooklyn and Nicola have been at the centre of the rift after reportedly skipping several major family events, including David’s 50th birthday celebrations and his recent knighthood.
Despite all the family drama, today Victoria was seen in public for the first time since the shocking statement.
The former Spice Girl, 51, shared a photo on Instagram alongside her bandmates Melanie Chisholm, Geri Horner and Emma Bunton during a night out at Soho Farmhouse.
Victoria was celebrating Bunton’s birthday and paid tribute to her friend in a caption, calling her “the most beautiful soul”.
She also tagged Horner and Chisholm, adding: “I love you girls so much.”
Victoria kept it smart, wearing a brown suit for the occasion, and Chisholm also wore a brown blazer dress.
Bunton rocked a pink suit with flared trousers, meanwhile Horner was wearing white flared trousers with a matching shirt.
Also in today’s news, Brooklyn’s ex-girlfriend Afton McKeith claimed Brooklyn was “telling the truth” following the shock statement.
McKeith, 25, dated the aspiring chef around 2017 when they were both teenagers living in Kensington, west London.
Speaking to The Sun, she said Brooklyn struggled growing up in the public eye with A-list parents, adding that the current fallout “has not just happened suddenly”.
