Brooklyn Beckham Sends Parents David And Victoria Scalding Legal Letter As Family Feud Intensifies.

The rift between David and Victoria Beckham and their eldest son, Brooklyn Beckham, allegedly reached its breaking point last summer.

On Thursday, January 8, news broke that the 26-year-old had sent his parents a scathing legal notice, revealing new details about the ongoing family feud.

The alleged tension between the Beckham couple and their son, along with daughter-in-law Nicola Peltz Beckham, has reportedly been ongoing since April 2022.

Seems to be a trend. Entitled kids turn on parents who have loved and supported them,” wrote one social media user.

According to a Daily Mail report published yesterday, Brooklyn Beckham sent a legal letter to his parents over the summer of 2025.

The correspondence was not exchanged directly between the Beckhams but instead between their legal teams, Brooklyn’s at Schillings and David and Victoria’s at Harbottle & Lewis.

Reportedly, the aspiring chef asked his parents not to contact him directly and to communicate only through their lawyers.

He also requested that his parents refrain from making public statements about him on social media or tagging him in posts.

The report noted that the alleged legal notice did not constitute formal legal action between the estranged family members but was instead a request.

Brooklyn is said to have made the request after feeling significantly provoked by what he perceived as a series of “nasty” media briefings regarding his wife, Nicola Peltz Beckham.

He was also said to be upset by specific media portrayals, allegedly stemming from sources close to the Beckhams, that depicted him as a “hostage” who was being “controlled” by his wife.

Brooklyn and Nicola reportedly believe these briefings were ordered by his parents, viewing them as a “deliberate campaign of misinformation” about their private lives.

A source told the outlet, “David was told to speak to them via Schillings. That was the only way for them to communicate.”

The new information appears to explain Brooklyn’s sudden move to block both his parents and siblings, Romeo and Cruz, on social media just before the Christmas holidays.

Allegedly, around the same time, his mother Victoria, despite the legal warning, liked a video of Brooklyn cooking roast chicken in December 2025.

The block was later confirmed by his brother Cruz, who revealed on social media, “They [my parents] woke up blocked… so did I.”

Addressing the situation, another source told the Daily Mail, “It would be really in the holiday spirit if the Beckhams could just leave them alone for now.”