Victoria and David Beckham’s brave face at Christmas amid Brooklyn feud.
Lady Victoria and Sir David Beckham are trying their best to make their Christmas merry and bright as they have decorated the tree and settled down for cocktails, after being brutally and publicly snubbed by their eldest child.
Lady Victoria and Sir David Beckham are putting on a brave front as they celebrate Christmas amid an explosive family fallout. The 51-year-old former Spice Girl and her 50-year-old former footballer husband have decked the halls and stocked up the fire as they prepare to celebrate the holiest time of year.
Taking to social media on Christmas Eve, Lady Victoria gave fans an inside look at life at home with her family – although eldest son Brooklyn Beckham, 26, and his wife Nicola Peltz, 30, were noticeably absent. Footage showed David chopping down a Christmas tree and making a start on decorating it.
The retired sportsman appeared in an extra festive mood as he posed with a Santa hat. He enjoyed the decorative activity. And he and his wife later let their hair down to enjoy martinis, which Vicky revealed had been prepared by their youngest son, Cruz, 20. Sharing the clips online, Vicky highlighted the fact that her husband had been made a knight earlier in the year by King Charles III. She wrote a short caption stating: “Sir @davidbeckham giving us his best ‘Clark Griswold’.”
The festive cheer emerged during difficult times for the Beckham family, as eldest son Brooklyn and his wife Nicola have turned their backs on his parents and his siblings. Cracks first emerged around David’s 50th birthday celebrations earlier this year as fans noticed Brooklyn and his wife were nowhere to be seen while bottles were popping.
And the duo snubbed the footballer entirely on his big day – and have since been taking veiled swipes at the star couple and their family as they secure their own lives far away in the USA. Brooklyn and Nicola later renewed their vows without any of the Beckhams in attendance.
Tensions have since become so high that Brooklyn has unfollowed his parents on social media – with fans then accusing Victoria and David of doing the same in return. However, Brooklyn’s younger brother Cruz, hit back, insisting: “NOT TRUE. My mum and dad would never unfollow their son… Let’s get the facts right. They woke up blocked… as did I.”
It was later claimed by a friend of the pair that they woke up dreading what the rest of the Beckham clan may have been posting about overnight, finding such updates “anxiety-inducing”. They told the Mail Online: “It would be really in the holiday spirit if the Beckhams could just back off and leave them alone for now. The Beckhams started these ‘blocking’ game stories earlier this year, and they keep going. Whether someone follows someone else on Insta or any other platform shouldn’t be and isn’t a story. It’s a sad situation, but nothing has changed here.
