Brooklyn Beckham, the eldest son of football legend David Beckham and fashion icon Victoria Beckham, has found himself in hot water after renowned chef Gordon Ramsay allegedly took aim at his cooking abilities.
The 25-year-old, who has recently ventured into the culinary world with his own cooking show, Cookin' with Brooklyn, has been branded 'uninspiring' by the fiery TV personality.
Ramsay's Blunt Assessment
According to sources close to the celebrity chef, Ramsay didn't hold back when discussing Beckham Junior's foray into food television. 'He's got about as much culinary expertise as my dog,' the Hell's Kitchen star is reported to have said.
The criticism comes as Beckham continues to promote his cooking series on social media, where he shares recipes and kitchen tips with his millions of followers.
Public Reaction Divided
Fans have been quick to weigh in on the apparent feud, with opinions sharply divided:
- Some defend Beckham's right to explore his passion for cooking
- Others agree with Ramsay's assessment that proper training is essential
- Many have pointed out that nepotism plays a role in celebrity opportunities
The debate has sparked wider conversations about celebrity culture and whether famous names should stick to their established fields of expertise.
Beckham's Culinary Journey
Despite the criticism, Brooklyn has remained committed to his culinary pursuits. After studying photography at university, he surprised many by pivoting to food, even working at several restaurants to gain experience.
His cooking show, which features simple recipes and personal anecdotes, has attracted both praise and scepticism from viewers. While some appreciate his down-to-earth approach, others question his technical skills.
As the debate rages on, one thing is certain - in the cutthroat world of celebrity chefs, Brooklyn Beckham's cooking skills will continue to be under intense scrutiny.
