David and Victoria Beckham fear Brooklyn is trapped as new £10.5M home is 'not in his name'
Brooklyn Beckham has reportedly made a permanent move to LA with his wife Nicola Peltz after buying a lavish new property and putting further distance between him and his parents
Brooklyn Beckham and his wife Nicola Peltz have been no stranger to headlines in the past few months over their reported feud with the rest of the Beckham clan. In recent times, it's been reported how the couple snubbed both Victoria's birthday as well as David's milestone 50th celebrations and his knighthood.
Posh and Becks' eldest son has been putting more and more distance between him and his once close knit family but Brooklyn and Nicola's recent purchase of a £10.5M mansion in Los Angeles has reportedly left his mum heartbroken. Their feud reportedly worsened after the 26 year old decided that LA will now be his home for the foreseeable future after buying the new pad with his American actress wife, 30.
According to a source, there were hopes that his life in the US wouldn't be "permanent", but "this house purchase quashes any last hopes". Another insider told the Mirror: "This house has nothing to do with family dynamics. Both Nicola and Brooklyn's careers are based in Los Angeles, and Brooklyn spent part of his childhood there while his father played for LA Galaxy.
"During that time, he attended school in LA for several years and built a life and friendships in the city. LA has always felt like home to him."
However, it's now been claimed that Brooklyn doesn't actually entirely own the huge abode which boasts five-bedrooms and six bathrooms.
The Sun reported that socialite Nicola is the one who mainly owns the house. Sources say there are now fears that it could leave Brooklyn "trapped".
Speaking to the publication, the source claimed David and Victoria 'understand that with privilege comes responsibility' as they were 'two working-class kids done good'.
They added: "When it came to buying this house, of course they weren't just going to hand their son millions of pounds — what sort of message does that send?"
However, another insider insisted that the claim was 'nonsense' and added the couple 'will always support Brooklyn if and when he needs it'.
Speaking to The Mirror, a source close to Brooklyn have slammed the 'cruel and baseless narrative'.
They revealed: "It's disappointing - and frankly absurd - that anyone would try to twist Nicola and Brooklyn's marriage, and this meaningful milestone of home ownership, into something toxic.
"Their relationship is grounded in love, respect, and commitment. The suggestion that Brooklyn is 'trapped' isn't just false—it's a deliberately cruel and baseless narrative aimed at undermining a strong, loving marriage.'
It comes after Brooklyn remained silent while his father's dreams of a knighthood finally came true.
Brooklyn's actions have reportedly left mum Victoria furious.
An insider told Heat Magazine: "The whole family is devastated by the current situation. The tension had been there for a while but no-one thought in a million years that it would turn this toxic.
"Victoria can't fathom why Brooklyn hasn't been in touch to apologise. She's furious with him, but also heartbroken".
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