Brooklyn Beckham has reportedly issued a formal legal notice to his parents, David and Victoria Beckham, directing them to communicate with him only through his lawyers as tensions within the family escalate.
According to The Sun, the letter, described as a “stop request” rather than a legal threat, also asked the former football star and fashion designer to stop tagging Brooklyn on social media.
Beckham’s eldest son is said to feel overwhelmed by public mentions and wants any reconciliation to remain private, and not online.
Sources claim that Brooklyn later blocked his parents on Instagram after Victoria liked a video he posted with a recipe for chicken in beer, which he considered a violation of the agreement.
The interaction has already led to another rift in relations, with younger brother Cruz, 20, publicly suggesting that several family members woke up blocked.
Brooklyn’s wife, Nicola Peltz Beckham, has also blocked the Beckhams, while Brooklyn’s grandparents and extended family members remain in touch and regularly comment on his posts.
The rift is said to have built up over the weeks, with Brooklyn and Nicola believing their requests for private conversations were ignored.
David and Victoria are reportedly open to reconciliation and have tried to express their love, including David sharing a New Year’s post and a throwback photo of himself with Brooklyn captioning it, “I love you all so much.”
Despite this, sources say there has been no direct communication between Brooklyn and his parents for about thirteen months. The most recent public fallout occurred ahead of David Beckham’s 50th birthday celebrations last May, which Brooklyn and Nicola did not attend.
