Brooklyn Beckham breaks silence after 'snubbing' dad David's 50th birthday party amid family 'feud'

Brooklyn Beckham has broken his silence after missing David Beckham's 50th birthday party amid a reported family feud.

Manchester United and England legend David threw a lavish party last Saturday to celebrate his 50th birthday.

Family and friends attended the three Michelin-star restaurant Core in Kensington, London, with the likes of Hollywood actor Tom Cruise and film director Guy Ritchie present.

Victoria Beckham, Romeo Beckham, Cruz Beckham and Harper Beckham were all at the swanky milestone bash.

But Brooklyn and his wife Nicola Peltz failed to attend the party hosted by the family as the 'real reason' behind his notable absence has been revealed.

The couple, who have been married since 2022, spent several days in London before returning to the US just hours before David's 50th birthday party.

Brooklyn has since taken to social media amid growing reports of a family rift.

But he ignored the gossip as he shared a video promoting his hot sauce on his Instagram story.

The aspiring chef posted a clip of himself talking about how he got the idea to create his own hot sauce brand.

"Three years ago, I was kind of figuring out what I wanted to do," he says in the video uploaded on Instagram.

“One night, my wife and I were having a bottle of wine in our kitchen really late at night and my wife was like, 'You love hot sauce, you love design, why don't you make a hot sauce?'"

He then revealed that he ordered some ingredients, made a sweet jalapeno sauce and recalled thinking: "I kind of want to try to do something with this."

Brooklyn has yet to address the rumours that he and his wife have been involved in an argument with David and Co.

He also failed to wish his father a happy birthday on social media.

It is believed Brooklyn's absence from David's party is to do with him and Peltz opting to miss events that include Romeo's current girlfriend Kim Turnbull.

Turnbull had dated one of Brooklyn's close friends in the past, though this doesn't explain his absence.

The suggested rift between the family has not been publicly addressed by any of the parties involved.