Piers Morgan's Brutal Claim About Brooklyn Beckham's Relationship With Parents
Piers Morgan made a brutal claim about Brooklyn Beckham's relationship with parents David and Victoria.
Brooklyn, 26, has been embroiled in what has been reported as a 'feud' with Manchester United and England legend David and former Spice Girls star Victoria in recent months.
It was reported last week that Brooklyn had sent a legal letter to his parents, warning them not to contact him. No legal action was issued as part of the letter, however.
The disagreements are said to date back to 2020, when Brooklyn's wife, Nicola, rejected Victoria's request to design her wedding dress.
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In August, the Daily Mail reported that Brooklyn had failed to attend a party celebrating David's 50th birthday.
They claimed that one of the issues was related to British model and DJ Kim Turnbull, the current partner of Brooklyn's younger brother Romeo.
Last week, American actress Peltz appeared to 'like' a series of Instagram comments relating to the 'feud' between Brooklyn and his parents, with one that read: "There's obviously a reason why Brooklyn doesn't speak with his parents... no child would ever choose to cut off their parents without good reason."
A source who knows Brooklyn and Nicola told Page Six: "Brooklyn wants to do anything to make Nicola happy, but this is all getting out of control.
"I can't imagine a world where Brooklyn wouldn't want to see his parents again."
One of the most prominent commentators surrounding the feud has been British broadcaster and journalist Morgan - who isn't exactly close to the Manchester United legend himself.
In 2022, while watching Odell Beckham Jr in the Super Bowl, Arsenal fan Morgan wrote on Twitter: "Great to watch a Beckham who can actually play football..."
When challenged on that comment by Gary Lineker, he described England legend Beckham as 'the most overrated player in history'.
But he clearly isn't a huge fan of Brooklyn either.
Morgan described Brooklyn as a 'spoilt brat' after the 26-year-old ignored David's knighthood announcement before then wishing happy birthday to his father-in-law, Nelson Peltz.
He wrote: "Trying to work out who is a worse, more entitled, spoilt brat son... this clown or Prince Harry? Neither of whom would ever warrant a single media mention if it wasn't for their parentage."
David, now 50, had a 21-year professional career across permanent spells with Manchester United, Real Madrid, LA Galaxy and AC Milan.
He retired in 2013 after a short loan spell at Paris Saint-Germain, having amassed over 800 combined appearances for club and country.
Beckham is now the owner of MLS franchise Inter Miami, and has attracted the likes of Lionel Messi, Sergio Busquets, Jordi Alba and Luis Suarez to play in the States.
Inter Miami won the MLS Cup in 2025 under head coach Javier Mascherano.
Topics: David Beckham, Football, Manchester United
Ryan Smart