Victoria and David Beckham are reportedly holding out hope that their youngest child, Harper, might help bring peace between the family and their eldest son, Brooklyn, along with his wife Nicola Peltz.
According to The Sun, tensions have been simmering between Brooklyn and his family, with insiders suggesting that Harper’s upcoming 14th birthday in July could be an opportunity for reconciliation. “The Beckhams are hoping the family can come together by then,” one source shared. However, others remain skeptical, adding, “Right now, a resolution doesn’t seem likely.”
Brooklyn, Harper, and their brother Romeo have long appeared to share a close bond, often posting pictures together and celebrating each other’s milestones on social media. But the current family rift has cast a shadow over that dynamic.
In an interview earlier this year, Brooklyn revealed that he once offered Harper some advice about dealing with public attention, warning her about the pressures of life in the spotlight. “I just tell her, find something you really love and give it your all,” he told MailOnline in March. “Ignore the noise.
Speculation about the rift intensified after Brooklyn made a public show of support for Nicola amid the ongoing family drama. In a recent Instagram post, he shared a video of the two of them riding a motorcycle together, captioning it with a heartfelt message:
“My whole world x I will love you forever x I always choose you baby x you’re the most amazing person I know xx me and you forever baby ❤️❤️”
A source told The Sun: “That post really showed how far things have deteriorated. It was heartbreaking for David and Victoria to see.”
“They care about Brooklyn deeply and only want the best for him, but this version of him feels unfamiliar to them. That message hit hard.”
Despite the strain, the source added that the Beckhams remain hopeful and committed to their son. “No matter what, they’ll always stand by Brooklyn. But they’re hoping Harper might be the bridge to bring the family back together.
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