Kerry Katona has lashed out at Brooklyn Beckham, branding his decision to renew wedding vows with wife Nicola Peltz without inviting his parents as 'despicable'. The former Atomic Kitten star didn't hold back in her criticism, labelling the ongoing family rift 'dreadfully sad'.
Brooklyn, the eldest son of David and Victoria Beckham, reportedly excluded his famous parents from the intimate ceremony, reigniting rumours of a long-simmering family dispute. Katona, known for her outspoken nature, weighed in on the controversy during a recent interview.
'It's Just Wrong' Says Katona
'How could you not invite your own parents to such an important moment?' Katona questioned. 'It's beyond disrespectful - it's downright despicable behaviour. Family should come first, no matter what disagreements you might have.'
The reality TV star, who has experienced her own family challenges, expressed sympathy for the Beckham parents: 'I can't imagine how hurt David and Victoria must feel. This whole situation is just dreadfully sad.'
Wedding Drama Continues
This isn't the first time Brooklyn's relationship with Nicola Peltz has caused tension within the Beckham family. Reports of disagreements emerged even before their lavish 2022 wedding, with rumours suggesting Victoria Beckham and her daughter-in-law have struggled to see eye-to-eye.
The vow renewal, held at an undisclosed location, appears to have deepened the divide. While Brooklyn and Nicola have remained silent on Katona's comments, sources close to the couple suggest they wanted a 'more personal, intimate celebration' this time around.
Public Reaction Divided
Social media has been buzzing with mixed reactions to Katona's outburst. Some fans have supported her stance, agreeing that excluding parents from such an occasion is unacceptable. Others argue that family matters should remain private and that Katona has overstepped by commenting.
One thing is certain - the Beckham family drama shows no signs of resolution, keeping celebrity gossip columns busy with speculation about what might have caused such a dramatic rift between parents and their firstborn.
