Brooklyn Beckham, the eldest son of football legend David Beckham and fashion icon Victoria Beckham, has raised eyebrows with his latest social media posts. The 24-year-old shared a series of sun-soaked holiday snaps—but noticeably absent was any trace of his famous father.
The photos, posted to Instagram, featured Brooklyn lounging by the pool, enjoying meals with friends, and soaking up the sun. While his mother Victoria made a brief appearance, David was conspicuously missing from the frame. Fans were quick to speculate: is this a deliberate snub, or simply a case of a grown-up son carving out his own space?
Family Tension or Just Independence?
This isn’t the first time Brooklyn’s relationship with his parents has come under scrutiny. Earlier this year, he faced criticism for rarely visiting the UK, opting instead to stay in Los Angeles with his wife, Nicola Peltz. Some insiders suggest the distance is more than just geographical.
"Brooklyn has always been close to his mum, but he and David have had their ups and downs," a source revealed. "He’s at an age where he wants to establish his own identity, away from the Beckham brand."
Social Media Reacts
Followers were divided in the comments. Some defended Brooklyn, arguing that not every family moment needs to be shared online. Others, however, saw it as a subtle dig at his dad. "Where’s David? Did they have a fallout?" one user questioned. Another wrote, "Maybe he just didn’t take pics with his dad—it doesn’t have to mean anything."
David, meanwhile, has remained silent on the matter. The former England captain is no stranger to family drama, having previously addressed rumours of tension between Brooklyn and Nicola.
What’s Next for the Beckhams?
With Brooklyn increasingly forging his own path—whether through his photography career or his life in the US—it’s clear the Beckham family dynamic is evolving. Whether this latest omission is a sign of deeper issues or just a young man asserting his independence remains to be seen.
One thing’s for sure: the Beckhams know how to keep the public guessing.
