Brooklyn Beckham and his wife, Nicola Peltz, reportedly have “no interest” in making amends with the Beckham family right now.
The personal chef is “really focused on living a peaceful, drama-free life” with the “Lola” actress for the time being, an insider told Us Weekly Monday.
“They’ve built their own world together and are very content in it,” the source claimed. “They want to let things settle naturally rather than trying to fix something that still feels tense.”
The insider further claimed that the “huge rift” between the Beckham clan is ongoing, alleging that Brooklyn is still not in contact with his parents, David and Victoria Beckham, or his brothers, Romeo and Cruz Beckham.
However, the source did not specify whether the model has been in communication with his younger sister, Harper Seven Beckham.
“The relationships are all still strained,” the insider added.
Reps for Brooklyn, 26, and Peltz, 30, did not immediately respond to Page Six’s requests for comment.
As previously reported, the couple fueled feud rumors with David and Victoria over the summer when they opted out of attending the former soccer pro’s 50th birthday party in May.
At the time, it was rumored that Brooklyn was feuding with Romeo over the latter’s relationship with his then-girlfriend, Kim Turnbull. Reports claimed that the eldest Beckham sibling allegedly had a brief romance with Turnbull before meeting Peltz in 2019.
However, the model vehemently denied ever dating Beckham in a post shared via her Instagram Stories in June, writing in part that she and Brooklyn “have never been romantically involved in ANY capacity at ANY point.”
“Nothing between us has occurred further than a school friendship at age 16,” she added.
The following month, sources told Page Six that Brooklyn wasn’t responding to those attempting to reach out to him — and that he even informed his family that he wanted no contact with them.
Meanwhile, details of Peltz’s alleged feud with her mother-in-law, dating back to her 2022 wedding with Brooklyn, have also surfaced. Reports claimed that Victoria ruined the duo’s first dance, leading to the actress running out of “the room crying.”
However, an insider told Page Six that the former Spice Girl, 51, was “mystified” by the allegations and did not understand how she could have “hurt” Peltz on their special day.
Further fueling the rumor mill, Victoria and Beckham were not present when Peltz and Brooklyn renewed their vows in an intimate ceremony in August.
Brooklyn addressed the headlines about his family drama while talking with the Daily Mail in September, sharing that, despite people saying “negative things,” he has a “supportive wife.”
“Me and her, we just do our thing, we just keep our heads down and work. And we’re happy,” he explained at the time.
Despite the tension, Victoria recently gave her eldest son a shout-out while giving a speech at the premiere of her new Netflix documentary in London earlier this month. The three-part docuseries, titled “Victoria Beckham,” also included a brief cameo from Brooklyn and Peltz amid the family feud.
