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Topics: Brooklyn Beckham, David Beckham, Victoria Beckham, Nicola Peltz, Gordon Ramsay, Celebrity, US News, UK News
Rhianna Benson
Topics: Brooklyn Beckham, David Beckham, Victoria Beckham, Nicola Peltz, Gordon Ramsay, Celebrity, US News, UK News
It's a new day, which means a new 'dig' has been fired by Nicola Peltz-Beckham towards her husband Brooklyn's estranged family.
This time, it looks to be over their attendance at this weekend's Ramsay-Peaty wedding.
For those out of the loop, the American actress, 30, and her British beau were rumoured to have been feuding with Brooklyn's parents for some time, reportedly having first come to blows ahead of their April 2022 nuptials.
Despite long-standing speculation, however, it wasn't until the ex-England legend and Spice Girl's youngest son Cruz Beckham spoke out last week that tensions were confirmed to be high.
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The 20-year-old took to Instagram last week (23 Dec), where he slammed rumours that his parents had unfollowed Brooklyn as 'not true', claiming it was he who made the first move.
Revealing he, brother Romeo, 23, and sister Harper, 14, had also been removed from Brooklyn's followers, Cruz claimed: "My mum and dad would never unfollow their son. Let's get the facts right. They woke up blocked - as did I."
In the days since Brooklyn's online antics first hit headlines, both parties have taken to Instagram several times in a bid to emphasise that they're each totally over it.
Brooklyn, 26, made the first with, sharing a snap of his heavily-tattooed hands holding Nicola's, captioned, 'My everything', in a message that has since been interpreted as one of defiance.
Seemingly in response, Victoria and David shared a series of videos from their Christmas Day, including one of themselves dancing to Barbara Streisand and Barry Gibb's fiery 1980 duet, Guilty - the lyrics of which read, 'We've got nothing to be sorry for'.
Despite the wholesome nature of the clip, onlookers naturally accused the move of being a veiled 'swipe' at their eldest son and his wife.
As we say, however, the Beckham's sweet upload wasn't something that Nicola is willing to take lying down.
Taking to Instagram yesterday (29 Dec), The Last Airbender actress went on to share a super-glam selfie in a skimpy black vest, captioned, 'Love being home' - a possible slight, given that she and Brooklyn spent the festive season in Miami with Nicola's billionaire family.
Taking to the comments, Brooklyn shared a super gushy replying, writing: "Damn she sexy xx."
The couple later flew to Los Angeles, where they've remained since Christmas, coincidentally missing the wedding of Gordon Ramsay's daughter Holly and Olympic swimmer Adam Peaty, which David and Victoria attended with their four youngest children.
As a reminder, the celebrity chef has bore a close relationship with footballer David, 50, for decades, with the two families both sharing their time across the Pond. Ramsay's wife, Tana, meanwhile, is besties with 51-year-old fashionista, Victoria.
Though it isn't yet known whether Brooklyn and Nicola received a specific invite to this Saturday's (27 December) Bath Abbey nuptials, or whether the couple opted to decline, the foodie family have reportedly left an 'open door' for them, given how close the two famous families have been over the years.
This wasn't the first 'blow' Nicola is believed to have inflicted onto the Beckhams.
Her 'home' comment closely followed the sharing of a famous Brigitte Bardot quote on Instagram - given that the French film star died on Sunday (28 December) - which read, 'If I could do anything about the way people behave towards each other, I would, but since I can't I'll stick to the animals', on Instagram.
Despite Bardot originally referencing her retirement from acting and decision to dedicate herself to animal rights activism, some fans well-invested in speculation of a spat may very easily perceive it as a pointed message, especially given last week's events.