In a dramatic escalation of an ongoing family rift, Brooklyn Beckham has blocked his entire immediate family from his Instagram account. The 26-year-old influencer has removed his parents, Sir David and Lady Victoria Beckham, and all three of his younger siblings – Romeo, Cruz, and 14-year-old Harper – from his list of followers, which numbers over 16 million.
The Instagram Block That Cut Final Ties
The social media culling is seen as the latest and most public sign of a deepening estrangement. According to sources, the move came after Victoria Beckham 'liked' a recent post of Brooklyn roasting a chicken. This seemingly innocuous gesture prompted a wave of comments from followers urging Brooklyn to reconcile with his family, which reportedly annoyed him and led to the decision to block them all.
Friends of David and Victoria have insisted it is 'inconceivable' that the parents would choose to unfollow their eldest son. A source close to the couple told the Daily Mail, "David and Victoria will never stop loving Brooklyn. They are devastated at this fall out... it appears that Brooklyn has blocked them to show them that's it, this is final." For the parents, following their son's account was their last remaining connection, as communication has reportedly ceased for "months and months."
A Family Christmas Spent Apart
The Instagram fallout comes just days before the festive period, cementing plans for a divided Christmas. Brooklyn will not be joining his family at their £10 million Cotswolds home. Instead, he and his wife, actress Nicola Peltz, 30, have travelled to Miami, Florida, to spend the holiday with her parents, Nelson and Claudia Peltz.
This follows the Daily Mail's exclusive revelation that Brooklyn has snubbed his family's attempts at reconciliation in the run-up to Christmas. A source stated, "Brooklyn and Nicola decided they would be spending this Christmas with her family. Her parents are really excited to have them."
Public Denials and Confirmations
The situation became more public when Brooklyn's younger brother, Cruz Beckham, 20, took to his Instagram Story to refute claims that his parents had unfollowed Brooklyn. He wrote, "My mum and dad would never unfollow their son... Let's get the facts right. They woke up blocked... as did I." This confirmation highlights the breadth of the block, which now includes Harper, who launched her own Instagram account just three months ago.
The schism extends to Brooklyn's wife, Nicola Peltz, who also does not follow David and Victoria on the platform, and vice versa. This public digital divide underscores a significant and ongoing private dispute within one of Britain's most famous families, with no immediate signs of a resolution.
