Cruz Beckham's burgeoning music career appears to be gaining significant momentum, as tickets for his debut UK tour are selling at an impressive rate. This commercial success comes just days after his older brother, Brooklyn Beckham, published a bombshell statement on social media that publicly criticised their parents, David and Victoria Beckham.
Rapid Ticket Sales Defy Family Controversy
The 20-year-old musician's inaugural London performance sold out within mere minutes last week, prompting the addition of a second show at The Courtyard Theatre in the capital. Tickets for the wider tour, which includes dates in Birmingham, Cardiff, Bristol, Leeds, Glasgow, Manchester, and Southampton, were released to the general public today and are reportedly selling quickly.
Timing Coincides with High-Profile Rival Release
Interestingly, Cruz's ticket release occurred on the same day that Harry Styles' tour tickets also went on general sale, creating a competitive marketplace for pop music fans. Despite this, demand for the youngest Beckham son's shows remains robust.
Brooklyn's Explosive Statement Rocks the Family
The ticket sales surge follows a highly publicised family dispute initiated by 26-year-old Brooklyn Beckham. In a lengthy Instagram story last week, the aspiring chef declared he had "no desire to reconcile" with his parents, whom he described as "controlling." He further alleged that his brothers had been "sent to attack me on social media" before blocking him unexpectedly last summer.
Cruz's Social Media Activity Fuels Speculation
In the wake of this statement, Cruz Beckham has maintained an active social media presence regarding his tour. He posted reminders about the ticket sale time, shared the tour poster for his band Cruz Beckham And The Breakers, and uploaded a close-up selfie moments before sales went live.
However, he also mysteriously deleted a video posted earlier this week that many fans interpreted as a subtle dig at Brooklyn. The clip, filmed in Paris with his brother Romeo and their girlfriends, featured the caption: "Imagine hating and we're just here like." Its subsequent removal has only intensified public curiosity about the ongoing family dynamics.
Public Reaction and Divided Allegiances
The Beckham family drama has captivated global attention, with fans openly choosing sides in the conflict. Social media comments reveal a split between "Team Brooklyn" and supporters of "Brand Beckham." Some observers have questioned whether siblings should involve themselves in parental disputes, with one commenter noting: "As a parent, if I had a row with one of my kids, I wouldn't expect or allow their siblings to take sides."
Despite the very public family tensions, Cruz Beckham's professional endeavours continue unabated. The rapid ticket sales for his debut tour suggest that, commercially at least, the young musician is emerging from the controversy in a strong position, with his career trajectory appearing unaffected by the highly publicised familial discord.
