Brooklyn Beckham Reminded Of Family Bond By Brother Cruz

The singer shared a throwback photograph of himself and his brother, despite reports that the latter covered up some of his family tattoos due to the ongoing tension. 

This comes weeks after Brooklyn published explosive accusations about his parents and publicly announced his desire to be distanced from them. 

Cruz recently took to Instagram to share some old family pictures of the Beckham family. 

In the first slide, a young Cruz was captured in a loving embrace with Brooklyn and Romeo as they all grinned happily. Other slides captured happy memories in the Beckham family, and another slide featured Brooklyn and 14-year-old Harper on a family beekeeping adventure. 

Victoria Beckham reacted to the heartwarming post by liking it and responding with heart emojis.

This development came shortly after eagle-eyed fans noticed that Brooklyn no longer had his siblings’ names tattooed on his fingers. 

Page Six confirmed that Brooklyn, who formerly tattooed Romeo, Cruz, and Harper’s names on his fingers, had since covered them up with black and white designs. 

However, despite covering up most of his family-related tattoos, Brooklyn still held on to a few tributes to his siblings. 

According to Daily Mail, the photographer was spotted out and about with his wife, Nicola Peltz, when fans noticed that he still has a “Brotherhood” tattoo on his right leg, which seems to be a nod to his brother. 

Brooklyn also kept the tattoo of a ballerina on his calf, which he initially got in honour of his younger sister, Harper. 

While Brooklyn still seems to hold on to a few fond tattoos of his siblings, he has done the opposite with the inks he got to honor his parents.

The Blast reported that Brooklyn, who formerly sported a tattoo that read “DAD” on his right arm, has covered it up, as it has now been replaced with other nondescript symbols. 

Notably, the part of the tattoo that read, “Love You Bust,” was still present. “Bust” is short for “Buster,” a fond name David and Brooklyn formerly referred to each other by. 

Additionally, Brooklyn’s tattoo tribute to Victoria was also covered up. The “mama’s boy” inscription he once had on his chest is now covered by a floral design. Similarly, the “Mum” tattoo on his shoulder has been replaced by a flower and a dragon. 

This came weeks after Brooklyn launched a social media rant on Instagram, accusing his parents of controlling him and lying to the media to control the narrative about their family. 

Amid the raging feud between Brooklyn and his parents, Cruz seemingly shaded his sibling when he posted a cryptic picture on Instagram. 

According to The Blast, Cruz shared a picture of a can of Guaraná Antarctica on Instagram. The post was set to his mother’s song, “Not Such an Innocent Girl,” which was released in 2001 but recently went viral as a result of the feud. 

This led many to believe Cruz was subtly siding with his mother against his brother in the feud. 

Although no member of the Beckham family has publicly come out to directly address the feud, some A-listers have shared their two cents about the matter. 

Grammy Award winner, Marc Anthony, who is a close friend of the family, said he has “nothing” to say about it. Instead, he praised the Beckham family for being good people and noted the unfortunate nature of the circumstances. 

“I’m really close to the family. But I have nothing to say about what happened there. It’s extremely unfortunate how it’s playing out — but [how it’s playing out] is hardly the truth,” he said, per The Blast.

While Anthony didn’t particularly take sides, Snoop Dog’s comments expressly stated support for David.

According to The Blast, the rapper praised David as a “family man,” noting that every family has their imperfections. 

He revealed that he has been friends with the former athlete for over 20 years and explained that being in the spotlight must have put the Beckham family under a lot of pressure.

Despite it all, he expressed hope that they would all work it out because they have “love for each other.”