New report claims Brooklyn Beckham WILL end family feud with David and Victoria but ‘wants public apology’
A new report has claimed Brooklyn Beckham is willing to end the long rumoured family feud, but only if David and Victoria issue a “public apology.”
The Beckham family feud is believed to have began almost four years ago, starting with Brooklyn and Nicola’s wedding.
There are conflicting stories regarding a wedding dress row in which Nicola chose to wear Valentino rather than her mother-in-law’s brand.
Some report that Nicola rejected Victoria’s brand, while others assert that Victoria changed her mind.
The family were last pictured all together on Boxing Day last year, and he has reportedly not spent time with them since.
A source has now told the Daily Mail that a public apology won’t change everything overnight, but will go a long way.
A source told the Daily Mail: “There is an obvious first step which would be a public acknowledgement [by David and Victoria] of what they did, and an apology. It cannot be a performative thing. There is no realistic chance of a reconciliation without that happening first.”
The insider added: “It is hard to understand the intensity and the escalation. It seems that they thought they could heap abuse on Nicola without any consequence. They did not let up.”
“It matters what was written. It seemed as if things were being said without any regard being paid to the impact on Brooklyn. He is loyal to his wife.”
The report comes shortly after it was claimed that Brooklyn refused to answer questions about his family.
During an event at the NYC Wine & Food Festival alongside professional cook Rachael Ray, one question about his family had the 26-year-old leaving the media circle.
The Daily Mail reported that a reporter had asked about his thoughts on Victoria’s documentary, which he and Nicola appeared in.
Despite answering questions about other topics, when asked about his family, the room fell silent, as Brooklyn quickly turned back and walked inside the venue.
Meanwhile, a friend of the Beckhams, Ana Navarro of The View, reportedly told the Daily Mail: “I want them to make up. I love David, I love Victoria. They are a great family. I don’t know what’s going on.”
“The Beckhams are close friends of close friends of mine. I’ve been watching [Victoria’s] movie on Netflix. I think she’s a great example of how to raise a family, be a mother, be a supporting spouse, craft your own identities, and be a successful businesswoman… I underestimated her.”
The awkward moment comes after Victoria hinted at the heartache caused by the Beckham “family feud” after Brooklyn snubbed another family reunion at Paris Fashion Week.
Ahead of the premiere of her upcoming Netflix documentary, Victoria mentioned watching Oasis at Wembley Stadium and the emotional reunion of brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher for a historic tour..
Speaking to The Sunday Times, she said: “I just think their mum must be so happy.”
“It must have been really tough on the mum, the boys not talking for all those years. And I just think as a mum, that must be … she must feel so happy to see her boys getting on,” she confessed.
Victoria was described by the interview as becoming “lost in thought for a moment,” while speaking about the hurt felt by family feuds.
The divide reportedly deepened over the summer when Brooklyn and Nicola renewed their vows in an intimate ceremony in Westchester County, attended only by her family.
