Vogue Williams has expressed her support for the Beckham family, referring to Brooklyn Beckham as a “spoiled brat.” Recently, Brooklyn, 26, made several controversial statements about his parents, David and Lady Victoria Beckham.
The allegations mainly revolved around Brooklyn’s marriage to Nicola Peltz, raising concerns about his wife’s dress and accusing his mother of disrupting their first dance. Brooklyn claimed that his mother acted inappropriately during the dance, causing him discomfort and humiliation. DJ Fat Tony, who was present at the event, described the situation as awkward for everyone in attendance.
During a discussion on her My Therapist Ghosted Me podcast, Vogue sided with the Beckhams, citing conflicting accounts of the incident. She mentioned a comment by DJ Fat Tony’s husband, who initially supported Brooklyn’s claims before deleting the post. Vogue emphasized her allegiance to the Beckhams and dismissed the sensationalism surrounding the situation.
Vogue’s colleague, Joanne McNally, pointed out a significant error in Brooklyn’s claims regarding his parents pressuring him to relinquish the rights to his name before the wedding. Vogue clarified that the Beckhams trademarked their names to protect their family’s identity, suggesting that Brooklyn had overlooked this fact.
In a critical tone towards Brooklyn, Vogue criticized his behavior as immature and entitled, labeling it as “babyish nonsense.” Elsewhere in his statement, Brooklyn accused his parents of manipulating media narratives about their family and creating fake relationships for public appearances.
Responding indirectly to the situation, David Beckham highlighted the impact of social media and the importance of using it responsibly. He stressed the need for educating children about the potential dangers and benefits of online platforms, emphasizing the value of making mistakes as part of the learning process.
Apart from Brooklyn, David and Victoria Beckham have three other children together, Cruz, Romeo, and Harper.