Nicola Peltz Says Brooklyn Is “Another Son” to Her Family Amid Ongoing Feud

The family tensions surrounding Brooklyn Peltz Beckham have intensified, with new comments from his wife shedding light on his relationship with her family amid an ongoing rift with his parents, David Beckham and Victoria Beckham.

In an interview with ELLE Spain published on March 20, 2026, Nicola Peltz Beckham said her parents, Nelson Peltz and Claudia Heffner Peltz, consider Brooklyn “another son.” She described his close bond with her six brothers, adding that they often spend time together and play soccer as a family.

Her comments come as Brooklyn’s relationship with his own family remains strained following a series of public allegations and developments earlier this year.

In January 2026, Brooklyn shared a six-part statement on Instagram in which he accused his parents of being “controlling” and claimed they had tried to interfere in his relationship with Nicola even before their 2022 wedding.

He also made several claims about the wedding itself. Brooklyn alleged that Victoria Beckham canceled plans to design Nicola’s wedding dress at the last minute and disrupted the couple’s first dance. He further claimed that his parents attempted to pressure him into signing away rights to his name shortly before the ceremony.

Since then, reports suggest the situation has escalated into a complete breakdown in communication. Brooklyn is said to have blocked his siblings, including his younger sister Harper, on social media. According to reports, he now communicates with his parents only through legal representatives.

The divide may soon become more public. Brooklyn and Nicola are reportedly in discussions with Hulu about a possible documentary series that would present their perspective on the dispute. Such a project would place them in direct contrast with David and Victoria Beckham, who have an existing partnership with Netflix.

David and Victoria have largely avoided responding directly to the allegations. Instead, they have maintained a low profile on the issue, occasionally sharing supportive public messages, including birthday posts for their son.

However, Brooklyn has dismissed those gestures as insincere. He has said that distancing himself from his family has brought him “peace and relief.”

The situation remains unresolved, with both sides yet to publicly reconcile.