David Beckham's eldest son, Brooklyn, has broken his silence after blocking his family on social media.
Last week, it emerged that the ongoing feud between Brooklyn and the rest of the Beckham family had taken a turn for the worse.
Taking to social media, Brooklyn's younger brother, Cruz, responded to rumours that David and Victoria had unfollowed Brooklyn on Instagram.
He wrote: "My mum and dad would never unfollow their son. Let's get the facts right. They woke up blocked - as did I."
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A spokesperson for Victoria told PEOPLE that Cruz 'was responding to stories that [his] parents had unfollowed their son, which isn’t true'.
Amid the ongoing situation, Brooklyn took to social media earlier this week, posting a picture of him tightly holding his wife, Nicola's hand, with a caption that read: "My Everything."
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Back in May, it was claimed by the Daily Mail that Brooklyn failed to attend David's 50th birthday bash, which attracted a number of A-list stars including the likes of Gordon Ramsay, Tom Cruise and Guy Ritchie.
Meanwhile, according to TMZ, the family feud started when Brooklyn's younger brother, Romeo, started dating British model and DJ Kim Turnbull.
Brooklyn reportedly 'questioned' Turnbull's motives' for dating Romeo.
US outlet People, via an insider, also stated that the relationship between the Beckhams and Brooklyn is said to be 'strained', with the latter currently feeling 'torn'.
It was also previously claimed that Brooklyn's wife, Nicola, did not see eye-to-eye with Victoria after the pair reportedly disagreed over a wedding dress for the couple's ceremony in April 2022.
As per LBC, a source 'close to the Beckhams' has claimed that David and Victoria do not have a feud with Brooklyn, adding: "David and Victoria will always support Brooklyn if and when he needs it."
SPORTbible has contacted David and Victoria Beckham's representatives for comment.
Topics: David Beckham, Football
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