Living Nostradamus has sad prediction following Brooklyn Beckham’s public accusations against parents

A Brazilian mystic dubbed the 'Living Nostradamus' has shared a worrying prediction for the future of the Beckham family, amid the ongoing drama.

For those who missed it, on Monday (19 January), David and Victoria Beckham's eldest son, 26-year-old Brooklyn, confirmed the long-standing rumours of a feud between himself, his wife Nicola Peltz, 31, and his parents.

Brooklyn's bombshell Instagram statement, in which he made it clear he has no plans to reconcile, sent shockwaves around the world.

Among a slew of other damning claims, he accused the former Spice Girl and footballer of 'trying endlessly to ruin' his relationship with American actress Peltz, with whom he tied the knot back in 2022.

Ever since, the internet has been going wild with theories, digging up old videos and interviews, sharing memes, and trying to make sense of one of Britain's most-loved celebrity families seemingly falling apart.

A Brazillian psychic has shared his prediction for the Beckham family feud (Instagram/@brooklynpeltzbeckham)

And now, 'Living Nostradamus' Athos Salomé has shared his prediction of exactly what could be coming next - and it's not looking good.

If you're unfamiliar, Salomé earned the nickname comparing him to the famous French astrologer due to his eerily correct prophecies.

The 38-year-old influencer and seer claims to have accurately predicted a slew of global events, including the death of Queen Elizabeth II and the Covid-19 pandemic.

Speaking to Tyla, Salomé sadly predicted that a quick reconciliation is pretty much off the cards and, if ever, it could take 'years' for the Beckhams to completely set their differences aside and make up.

He also claims that David, 50, and Victoria, 51, won't be issuing a similar scathing public statement and instead, their 'tactic involves silence'.

The mystic said: "Next up isn't a steady thunder, rather the inverse a meticulous calm. Brooklyn expressed his view; presently, the tactic involves silence.

"David and Victoria Beckham, still, aren't set to call out their son publicly just yet. The play is planned: give time to sooth tensions, and skip statements that might cause a family squabble escalate to full-blown conflict.

"The press'll pester for some weeks, but with nothing new the story loses its juice. A rapid get-together? Forget that - well, not just now."

Athos Salomé thinks reconciliation could take 'years' and there will be no public comeback from David and Victoria (Supplied)

Salomé continued: "That's the real issue. Brooklyn doesn't fancy making up right now, and such a move would feel weird.

"If a coming-together happens, it will be outta sight, out of the cameras, no talking no pictures, no display. Could take years. Might never look the way people expect it to. The tie is not over, but it's like ice."

The seer also predicts that the 'Beckham brand' isn't going anywhere anytime soon, and it would take more than a family squabble to get the famous family cancelled - it's just the end of their 'illusion'.

"For the Beckham name, the impact matters more in symbolic terms than for money," Salomé explained, "The name 'Beckham' needn't rely on harmony to stay potent. It is a global brand, been around a long time, held up by years and years of work on their image."

He added: "David Beckham, a true icon across sports and business, he keeps on trucking along steadily. Victoria Beckham, still in the spotlight as ever, she keeps her powerful presence in the fashion industry up.

"The crisis seems to not be one that'll be hurting contracts, or ruining reputations, or erasing that legacy. The real stuff is going down elsewhere though."

Brooklyn made some damning claims against his parents (Samir Hussein/Samir Hussein/WireImage)

The 'Living Nostradamus' sees Brooklyn continuing to forge his own path freely and believes he will no longer be an 'extension of the Beckhams empire'.

He summarised: "Brooklyn is setting himself apart from the family image, he isn't just an extension anymore. He's making his own path, getting away from the 'empire' to go solo, less support, for more freedom.

"The Beckham brand on the other hand still going strong: smaller as a public family, yet intact and a real global force. Basically, it's not the end of any brand, it is the end of an illusion."

So there we have it, I guess only time will tell if the psychic is correct...