Over the weekend, Page Six had yet another story about the fallout between Brooklyn Beckham and his parents, Victoria and David Beckham. There’s nothing really new in the piece, but it did come out on the heels of the news of David’s knighthood. A knighthood which happened only after David had a huge falling out with his son, and after the British tabloids spent months running stories about the feud using the Sussex-Windsor fallout as a template.

Brooklyn Beckham and his wife Nicola Peltz Beckham are no longer speaking to his parents, Victoria and David, with sources saying it is because he has grown even closer to his in-laws, billionaire Nelson Peltz, Wendy’s chairman, and Disney disruptor, and his wife, Claudia.

It comes as everything the Beckhams have ever worked for has come to fruition: David, Page Six has confirmed, is to be awarded a knighthood in King Charles’ birthday honors next week, an accolade he has always craved, while his wife, who will become known as Lady Victoria, will have her own Netflix show later this year centering around her successful fashion line.

However, insiders have now revealed the full extent of the family fallout; from Nicola running out of her wedding in tears to allegations the Beckhams tried to get their eldest son to sign away his rights to use his own surname, with a source saying, “It’s all about Brand Beckham.”

Amid reports that Brooklyn, 26, is being “controlled” by his wife, a source familiar with the Peltz family insisted, “Nicola’s only ‘crime’ is marrying Brooklyn – she’s guilty of loving him, nothing else. “Nicola told Victoria and David, ‘the only thing we wanted was your love and support’.”

To this, an insider familiar with the Beckham side of things retorted, “Anyone who knows the Beckhams knows they are loving, committed, amazing parents.”

[From Page Six]

The thing about the Beckham name is very Sussex-Windsor coded. The royal establishment is STILL beefing with the Sussexes over their surname and whether they’re “using” their “royal titles” to get ahead. Now the same thing is being said about Brooklyn, that he would be nothing without the Beckham name, that he doesn’t have any right to “use” his name. As for David’s knighthood, Page Six also had this story:

Brooklyn Beckham and his wife Nicola Peltz were kept in the dark about his father David Beckham’s long-awaited knighthood finally happening, sources tell Page Six.

The couple only “found out through the media” about David’s much-desired knighthood — which is set to be announced as part of King Charles’ annual birthday honors list this Friday.

“Brooklyn is so happy for his dad as he knows it was something important to him, but there was no communication and no one from the family reached out,” a close source told us.

But sources close to David and Victoria said Brooklyn has not been in contact with his family.

[From Page Six]

To be fair, David probably only found out about the knighthood just hours before it was reported (and he might have even been the one to leak it). Should David have called his son? Sure. Should Brooklyn call his father to congratulate him? Sure. I actually think David’s knighthood will probably make him feel like he’s handling the Brooklyn situation the right way though, the royal way. And that’s sad.

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