Victoria Beckham has had some unlikely support amid the Peltz-Beckham saga - from Yolanda Hadid.
Last week was Sir David Beckham’s big moment, as he was finally knighted.
And following the news, Lady Victoria posted a sweet tribute to her husband on Instagram, with a photo of her kissing him on the cheek.
“You’ve always been my knight in shining armour, but now it’s official,” she wrote. “Sir @davidbeckham!!!
“What an honour, I couldn’t be prouder of you. Your dedication to the things that matter most — your country, your work, your passion, and most of all, your family — has never wavered.”
While Lady Victoria received loads of comments from fellow celebs, like Natasha Bedingfield and Richard E Grant, one of those to comment was Yolanda Hadid, who simply posted a red heart emoji.
Yolanda is mum to supermodels Gigi, Bella and Anwar - and Anwar used to date Nicola Peltz, before she was together with Brooklyn.
At the time they dated, Nicola was 22 and Anwar was 18, which reportedly caused tension between Yolanda and Nicola.
The Standard have contacted a representative of Yolanda for comment.
Following the break-up Nicola unfollowed all of the Hadids - though The Mirror reports sources close to Nicola insisted there is no bad blood between her and the Hadid family.
Gigi and Bella have also modelled for Lady Victoria’s fashion brand, as they walked her catwalk show during Paris Fashion Week in 2022.
On Thursday, it was reported Nicola’s family accused Sir David and Lady Victoria of being “tight” with money.
It’s the latest in the ongoing reported feud between the family, which has been making headlines since Brooklyn missed his father’s 50th birthday celebrations.
According to The Sun, Posh and Becks are concerned Nicola Peltz is the primary owner of their £11 million Hollywood mansion - and the Peltz family have reportedly accused the Beckhams of being “tight”.
It’s also been reported the pair have a pre-nup, allegedly made to protect the Peltz’s huge family fortune, with a source telling the paper Sir David and Lady Victoria are concerned Brooklyn is “trapped”.
But a source close to Brooklyn told The Standard it was a “deliberately cruel and baseless narrative aimed at undermining a strong, loving marriage”.
The Standard contacted representatives of Brooklyn, Nicola, Lady Victoria and Sir David for comment.
