Insider Account Supports Brooklyn Beckham's Wedding Allegations
Television personality Lizzie Cundy has provided significant backing to Brooklyn Beckham's recent claims about his mother Victoria's behaviour during his 2022 wedding to Nicola Peltz Beckham. Cundy revealed during an appearance on Vanessa Feltz's Channel 5 programme that a close friend who attended the lavish Florida ceremony witnessed the events Brooklyn described.
First-Hand Witness Corroborates the Story
Cundy explained during her television appearance that her friend, whom she knows very well and trusts completely, confirmed that the incident Brooklyn described did indeed occur. "My friend was at the wedding who said it did happen, and I know them very well," Cundy stated emphatically. "They wouldn't have said that if it wasn't true."
The 26-year-old Brooklyn had taken to Instagram earlier this week to make explosive accusations against his famous parents, claiming they had been "trying endlessly to ruin" his relationship with wife Nicola. In his detailed statement, he specifically accused his fashion designer mother of "hijacking" what was supposed to be his intimate first dance with his bride, leaving him feeling "humiliated" before 500 wedding attendees.
Growing Chorus of Wedding Guests Speaking Out
Cundy isn't the only person connected to the wedding who has commented on the unfolding drama. DJ Fat Tony, who performed at the ceremony, shared a video on social media that appeared to mock Victoria's dancing style. Posting a clip from the BBC comedy Motherland showing Lucy Punch's character dancing frantically, Tony wrote: "POV: Victoria Beckham during Brooklyn's first dance." He later added: "Actual video footage, it's true, I was there!"
Even more significantly, Tony's partner Stavros Agapiou initially posted a comment on Instagram declaring: "I was there, and she did, he's telling the truth." Although he later replaced this with a more restrained message saying "Good on him for finally speaking out!", the initial statement added further weight to Brooklyn's version of events.
The Scale of the Family Drama
Cundy emphasised the magnitude of the unfolding family drama during her television appearance, comparing it to other high-profile celebrity feuds. "This story is massive," she declared. "We thought Wagatha Christie is big, this is ginormous, it's global." She expressed sympathy for the family involved, noting: "I really do feel for the family because they are human beings at the end of the day."
Reflecting on the mother-son dynamic at the heart of the controversy, Cundy added: "If your son is doing this to you as a mother, I can't imagine how horrific it must feel." Her comments highlight the emotional complexity of the situation, which has captivated public attention since Brooklyn first made his allegations.
Vanessa Feltz, hosting the programme where Cundy made her revelations, concurred with the assessment that Brooklyn's specific claims would be difficult to fabricate given the substantial guest list. "I feel like Brooklyn wouldn't have said it so specifically if it hadn't been true because there were 500 witnesses," Feltz noted, "all of whom could have said, 'Well, that's not true.'"
Cundy clarified that while it may not have been the official first dance, it was nevertheless "a dance that he had planned with his wife, and it was a very special moment that he felt Victoria had destroyed." This distinction adds nuance to the ongoing narrative about what exactly transpired during the star-studded celebration.
