In a significant move to manage online discourse, Brooklyn Beckham and his wife Nicola Peltz have turned off the comments on their Instagram accounts. This action comes directly after the 26-year-old publicly addressed the ongoing feud with his family through a series of detailed Instagram posts earlier this week.
Instagram Restrictions Implemented
As of now, users are unable to post comments on any pictures shared by Brooklyn and Nicola. The settings have been adjusted so that only their friends and individuals they follow can leave replies, effectively limiting public interaction and shielding them from potential backlash or scrutiny.
Brooklyn's Public Statement
On Monday, Brooklyn broke his silence for the first time regarding the family tensions. In his posts, he accused his family of controlling media narratives about their personal lives and prioritising public promotion over private relationships. He specifically claimed that his mother, Victoria Beckham, subjected him to one of the most "humiliating" experiences of his life. According to Brooklyn, Victoria allegedly "hijacked" his first dance with Nicola at their wedding and "inappropriately danced on me," adding a layer of personal conflict to the public dispute.
Family Responses and Broader Context
Victoria Beckham has not yet issued a public response to her son's allegations. Meanwhile, David Beckham previously commented on the topic of children making mistakes with social media during his appearance at the World Economic Forum in Davos. His remarks, though not directly addressing the current feud, hint at the broader challenges families face in the digital age, where personal matters can quickly become public spectacles.
The fallout from Brooklyn's statement has sparked wider reactions, including a fan-led campaign to support Victoria by pushing her songs to number one in the charts. This development underscores how celebrity family disputes can ripple out into public support movements and influence cultural conversations.
