Nicola Peltz appears to have added her own take to the Beckhams’ Father’s Day debacle with a mysterious Instagram post.
Father’s Day marked yet another special occasion – alongside the knightoods, premieres, dedication ceremonies and birthdays – where estranged Beckham son Brooklyn, 27, maintained his stony silence.
Sir David, 51, and Victoria, 52, shared heartfelt posts on Sunday, including pictures of Brooklyn where he is tagged, but received nothing in return.
Now Brooklyn’s wife, Nicola, who has been embroiled in the family feud since the very start, has waded in with a cryptic quote on her Instagram story, which reads: ‘I love this sentence: Forgive yourself for not knowing earlier what only time could teach.’
The timing of the reflective quote is certainly interesting.
Shortly after, she went to her main grid to commemorate six years since their engagement, saying: ‘I feel like I’ve known you my whole life, you’re my best friend and my forever love wrapped in one.
‘I love you with my whole heart. You’re the kindest man I’ve ever met, and I’m so happy I get to do life with you.’
Brooklyn commented: ‘You’re my best friend forever and ever’.
According to The Sun, the eldest son was left ‘fuming’ by Posh and Becks’ father’s day tributes that involved him.
‘He’s asked them to leave him alone, and they just keep posting him. It just brings the whole thing up all over again. He wishes they’d leave it and leave him alone,’ the source said.
It is understood that Brooklyn saw the posts through media reports and via people close to him since he has blocked his family on the photo-sharing app. He has previously requested that they only contact him through lawyers.
Since Brooklyn’s bombshell statement in January confirming the rift in his family and taking aim at his parents, he has remained largely silent on the subject.
Last week, however, he sparked frenzy after starring in a DoorDash advert in which he made a clear nod to the feud, calling it a ‘long story’ as to why he wasn’t at the FIFA World Cup in person – leaving his family ‘heartbroken’.
It is said the amateur photographer and chef earned an ‘eye-watering’ amount of money for the gig.
After his heavily criticised advert, his brother Cruz seemed to take a cheeky swipe at him by paying homage to his former footballer father’s iconic ‘7’ England shirt.
He now lives in LA with his wife and is just a stone’s throw from where David recently received his Hollywood Walk of Fame star, although it transpired that Brooklyn went to New York while his family were in town.