Cruz Beckham, the youngest son of David and Victoria Beckham, has given fans a glimpse into the physical toll of launching his music career, sharing a photo of a bandaged finger over the weekend.
A Gruesome Instagram Reveal
On Saturday, the 20-year-old budding musician took to his Instagram Stories to post a snapshot of his injured pinky finger, which was carefully wrapped in a medical dressing. Cruz added a light-hearted touch to the image by overlaying a peace sign emoji, hinting at a positive spirit despite the apparent mishap.
This personal update comes hot on the heels of a significant professional milestone for Cruz. Just days earlier, on Wednesday, he took to the stage with his band, The Breakers, for an intimate performance in front of his family and close friends.
Family Pride and Public Displays of Affection
The gig was a resounding success, leaving his parents visibly emotional. His father, David Beckham, 50, was captured in heartfelt photographs wrapping his arm around his son, beaming with pride. The former football star later took to his own Instagram grid to share a clip of the performance, admitting he had 'tears of joy and pride'.
Proud mother Victoria Beckham, 51, was also in the front row, sharing a video of Cruz singing while playing the guitar and gushing about how happy he looked. The family support extended beyond his immediate circle, with his grandmother Sandra and family friend Gordon Ramsay also publicly expressing their pride.
The evening was also a showcase for Cruz's romance with his girlfriend, Jackie Apostel, 30. The couple, who confirmed their relationship in October after first dating in June 2024, packed on the PDA. Cruz shared a loved-up cuddle photo, while Jackie posted an intimate snap of them passionately kissing in matching fur coats.
The Music and What's Next
During his set, Cruz performed his latest tracks, including the explicit single 'Optics', which references drugs and sex, and 'Lick The Toad', a song with more nature-inspired lyrics. Jackie Apostel strongly hinted that a debut album might be on the horizon, exciting fans about what's to come.
This concerted push into the music industry is backed by serious professional clout. At the start of the year, it was reported that Cruz had signed with top music management company C3, known for working with acts like The Strokes, signalling a serious intent for his musical journey.
