Nicola Peltz Fuels Beckham Feud Rumours With Cryptic Easter Post
Nicola Peltz Fuels Beckham Feud Rumours With Cryptic Easter Post

Nicola Peltz has added fresh fuel to the long-running Beckham family feud with a cryptic Instagram post over Easter weekend. The actress shared a photo of two personalised Easter gift baskets, one for her and one for husband Brooklyn Beckham, prompting fans to claim it was an obvious swipe at Victoria Beckham's similar post showing baskets for the rest of the Beckham family but excluding Brooklyn.

Victoria Beckham had posted a picture of gift baskets bearing the names of David Victoria, Romeo, Cruz and Harper—but notably absent was any mention of Brooklyn. The 26-year-old hot sauce founder spent Easter in California with his wife, an ocean away from his parents and siblings, marking yet another family milestone missed amid the ongoing rift.

The feud, which first became public in April 2025, escalated dramatically in January 2026 when Brooklyn took to Instagram Stories to accuse his parents of trying “endlessly to ruin” his relationship with Nicola. He claimed he had been silent for years and that his parents and their team had gone to the press with lies. He also said he did not want to reconcile with the family, stating he was “standing up for myself for the first time in my life”.

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Brooklyn’s January statement referenced arguments over Nicola’s wedding dress designer—originally reported to be Victoria Beckham—and an “inappropriate” dance between him and his mother at the 2022 wedding. Since then, family members have blocked each other on social media, and Brooklyn missed his father David’s 50th birthday, knighthood ceremony and MLS win. It is understood Brooklyn and Nicola have most of the Beckham family blocked.

The Beckham family have not responded to Brooklyn’s allegations, and the entire family have not been pictured together since Christmas 2024. Reports suggest Brooklyn issued his parents a cease and desist letter last summer to stop them from tagging him online, further cementing the deep rift.

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