$50 million for Victoria Beckham’s ‘inappropriate’ dance video? Brooklyn’s business at his mother’s expense.

Streaming interest in wedding footage threatens to reopen family wounds and escalate a feud already playing out in public.

Victoria Beckham is confronting the prospect of fresh family turmoil as her son Brooklyn Beckham and his wife Nicola Peltz consider high-value documentary offers that could thrust their private disputes back into the spotlight.

According to reports, Brooklyn and Peltz are reviewing multiple approaches from production companies eager to secure unreleased footage from their 2022 Florida wedding and an August 2025 vow renewal in upstate New York.

The material, insiders claim, could anchor a multi-part series designed to explore the rift between Brooklyn and his parents, David Beckham and Victoria Beckham.

People close to the talks describe the interest as relentless, with platforms convinced the story would resonate globally.

“From a streaming perspective, Nicola and Brooklyn are seen as an obvious prize,” a source told RadarOnline.com.

“There is intense competition to secure them because platforms know exactly how successful the Beckham brand has already been on screen – the documentaries featuring David and Victoria delivered huge global audiences and proved there is a ready-made appetite for this family story.

“Add to that the way Brooklyn and Nicola document their lives in real time, and producers believe there is a vast archive of unseen, intimate material – candid moments at home, behind-the-scenes footage and personal interactions – that could offer viewers an unusually close and compelling window into their relationship and daily life.”

Why streamers believe the footage could change everything
Executives are said to be particularly focused on scenes from the original wedding, including moments Brooklyn later described as deeply upsetting. Insiders also note that the vow renewal ceremony, which Brooklyn’s parents did not attend, was filmed extensively, further raising the stakes of any deal.

“Brooklyn and Nicola could make as much as $50 million if they say yes to a deal involving the wedding dance footage. Executives at Netflix, Disney Plus, Amazon Prime Video and Paramount Plus are all said to have expressed interest,” another source claimed.

“The volume of approaches has been overwhelming, with Brooklyn and Nicola’s representatives dealing with a steady stream of proposals from different platforms and production companies. Nothing has been agreed, and there is a conscious decision to slow the process down and weigh the consequences carefully.

“Brooklyn, in particular, has stressed that his priority is a quiet, settled life, and there is a clear awareness that committing to a high-profile documentary would almost certainly inflame tensions and trigger another wave of public fallout.”