Brooklyn Beckham has broken his silence on the swirling rumours about a supposed rift with his famous parents, David and Victoria Beckham, calling the speculation “rubbish” and reaffirming his focus on family and personal happiness.
The 26-year-old spoke candidly following his participation in the Ryder Cup All-Star Celebrity Golf Tournament at Bethpage Black Golf Course, where he faced off against Team USA’s Eli Manning and Colin Jost. Despite the media frenzy surrounding him, Brooklyn said the negativity hasn’t affected his life.
“There’s always going to be people saying negative things, but I have a very supportive wife. Me and her, we just do our thing, we keep our heads down and work. And we’re happy,” he said.
Wedding Vows and Media Speculation
Much of the family feud chatter traces back to Brooklyn and Nicola Peltz Beckham’s decision to renew their wedding vows in August—without extending an invitation to David and Victoria. Rumours suggest tensions have been simmering since their 2022 wedding, reportedly sparked by an awkward moment during their first dance when Marc Anthony unexpectedly introduced Victoria to the stage.
A source shared online:
“Guests were shocked, and Nicola left the room crying. She eventually came back and was able to collect herself to celebrate the rest of her wedding.”
Brooklyn, however, remains tight-lipped about the specifics and insists that the couple has not let the negativity interfere with their relationship. In April, he shared a heartfelt anniversary note to Nicola, calling her the reason he “continues to fall more in love every second.”
Golf Course Drama
Back on the course, Brooklyn experienced a few challenges of his own. Online reports say the celebrity golfer struggled during the 11-hole tournament, frequently hitting balls out of bounds and seeing them stuck in bunkers. The crowd’s reaction was immediate, with fans teasing him for a “terrible” game and questioning his golfing skills.
Despite the mishaps, Brooklyn kept his focus on enjoying the event and spending time with friends, further reinforcing his stance that public chatter won’t dictate his life.
“I never worry about what people say or write about my personal life. Everyone is always going to say rubbish. I just try and do this, play some golf with some friends. It’s good fun,” he said.
Love and Stability in the Spotlight
While the media speculates about family drama, Brooklyn and Nicola continue to present a united front. Their ongoing affection, public gestures of love, and dedication to each other’s happiness show that, for now, they are determined to live life on their own terms, away from the glare of social media headlines.
As Brooklyn heads home to Nicola and their dogs after the golf outing, it’s clear that despite the whispers of a feud, family tensions are taking a backseat to marriage, personal joy, and the occasional tricky bunker shot.
Source: IOL
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