Brooklyn Beckham has been flooded with comments from fans urging him to patch things up with his estranged parents, after he shared a new cooking video to Instagram.
The aspiring chef, 26, posted a new clip of him whipping up beer brined chicken with mashed potatoes and vegetables, as he wished all his follower a ‘Happy holidays’.
But rather than centring on his culinary talents, the comments section contained a slew of messages pleading with Brooklyn to reach out to his mother and father, David and Victoria Beckham.
The influencer and his wife Nicola Peltz are at the heart of a spiralling family feud that has resulted in their absence from all of his family’s key events over the past year – among them David’s 50th birthday celebrations and his recent knighthood last month.
His absence is said to be ‘taking its toll’ on David, 50, and Victoria, 51, in the lead-up to Christmas, with Brooklyn expected to spend the festive period with Nicola and her family in Miami, while the rest of the Beckham clan celebrate together in the UK.
Sources close to the couple say they are finding their estrangement harder than ever, particularly after he missed out on watching his father receive his knighthood last month and his team Inter Miami win the MLS title.
Fans raced to his post to advise him to reach out before it was too late, urging: ‘Go and see your parents, you will regret it later in life 
’; ‘Talk to your mother!!!’
‘Call your parents’; ‘Ring your old man’; ‘Call your mum .. you only get one and life’s too short !’; ‘Speak to your parents – only one life and it is very precious’.
It comes after his estranged brother Cruz, 20, extended another olive branch to Brooklyn on Sunday, by sharing a home video clip of himself and Brooklyn as children.
It was his second reference to the influencer in as many weeks, with the aspiring musician previously sharing a photo of himself with Brooklyn, their father and other brother Romeo, 23, during a 2021 holiday with the caption: ‘Love you guys’.
While David appeared to make his own attempt at reaching out to Brooklyn over social media last week, as he shared a throwback picture with his sons.
Next to a photo of himself and Victoria with kids Romeo, Cruz and Harper, 14, and the MLS trophy this month, he added a throwback shot of him with Brooklyn, Romeo and Cruz after winning the same cup as a player with LA Galaxy in 2011 and 2012.
‘License to cry,’ he captioned the collage, as he marked the occasion with his family after making history as the first person to win the MLS Cup both as a player and as an owner.
While Brooklyn’s grandmother Jackie suggested she was keen for Brooklyn to come home over the festive period by hanging his personalised stocking on her fireplace with the rest of her grandchildren’s.
Rather than centring on his culinary talents, the comments section contained a slew of messages pleading with Brooklyn to reach out to his mother and father, David and Victoria
It comes after his estranged brother Cruz, 20, extended another olive branch to Brooklyn on Sunday, by sharing a home video clip of himself and Brooklyn as children
It was his second reference to the influencer in as many weeks, with the aspiring musician previously sharing a photo of himself with Brooklyn, their father and other brother Romeo, 23, during a 2021 holiday with the caption: ‘Love you guys’ (seen)
Victoria shared a video of her mother’s festive display with the identical red stockings for Brooklyn, Romeo, Cruz and Harper pinned above the hearth, alongside their numerous cousins.
The included her younger sister Louise’s children Liberty, Tallulah, Finlay and Quincy, who she shares with her ex-husband, Darren Flood.
Insiders claimed the move was a deliberate attempt to send a message to Brooklyn, telling The Sun: ‘Usually they wouldn’t post all of the Christmas stockings laid out, but for them, it’s their way of showing how missed Brooklyn is…
‘How he does have a family that loves him, so whatever the narrative is going on with him and Nicola’s family, that is not the Beckhams’ story…
‘The message they’re sending is that the door is always open and he’s always welcome. They’d love nothing more than to see Brooklyn over Christmas, put the past behind them and start 2026 afresh.
‘And Nicola? Well they’ve stopped trying to win her back over. It might never happen, she might never warm up to them again. So for now, they’re concentrating on Brooklyn.’
Friends of the Beckham family say that Jackie – and David’s mum Sandra – are ‘very sad’ at the rift that means they no longer see Brooklyn, especially because they were always so close.
Sources say that they both were ‘very surprised’ to see that Brooklyn and Nicola had renewed their wedding vows earlier this year without informing or inviting any of his family.
But speculation was rife the family could be reunited for the holidays last week, after Victoria’s mother Jackie hung Brooklyn’s personalised stocking on her fireplace, hinting that her grandson could be coming home for Christmas
Friends of the Beckham family say that Jackie – and David’s mum Sandra – are ‘very sad’ at the rift that means they no longer see Brooklyn, especially because they were always so close (Brooklyn pictured with Jackie)
Jackie spent a lot of time with Brooklyn when he was a baby because his famous parents were still working away a lot, while sources say Brooklyn was always so happy to see the two women at the many Beckham family get togethers.
‘David and Victoria are making peace with not having Brooklyn around, they are sad but they are having to accept it,’ says the source familiar with the fall out.
‘But it’s the grandmothers. They adore Brooklyn, they were so, so close to him. He loved them so much, he adored them in fact, but now they don’t see him.
‘They’re not getting any younger and the cold truth of it all is that nobody knows when they will see Brooklyn next. It’s Jackie and Sandra who everyone feels so sorry for amongst the whole family schism.’
