A FRIEND of Brooklyn Beckham has spoken out on his heartbreaking fallout with his famous parents – and revealed hopes that the feud will be resolved.
The Beckham feud has been rumbling on for over a year now, largely punctuated by a bombshell statement Brooklyn posted to his Instagram story.
The tell-all statement took the internet by storm, calling out David and Victoria for their ‘performative’ and ‘controlling’ behaviour.
But Brooklyn’s pal DJ Fat Tony (real name Tony Marnoch) believes that an olive branch is still yet to come, and has faith that all will be well with the Beckham clan again.
Speaking to Closer magazine, Tony shared: “I hope that they do sort it out, I really do, for all of their sakes.
“I think they will – of course they will. Like all family feuds, there comes a point where you think, ‘Well, what is this about?’
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“But it’s not for me to say, ‘She was wrong, he was right.’ It’s not my business.”
Tony also shared how he tried to correct the misinterpretation of what happened at Brooklyn and Nicola Peltz‘s wedding.
The duo claimed Victoria was dancing inappropriately and grinding on him during the big day, causing humiliation.
But Tony said: “Brooklyn is a friend of mine, and so is Nicola. I went on This Morning to change the narrative.
“The word ‘inappropriate’ was misused. Everyone thought that Victoria was slut-dropping – there was no slut-dropping.
“I wasn’t on there to take down the Beckhams. No one needs to do that. It’s a family and it’s a really sad situation.”
His comments come amid Brooklyn’s fresh frustrations with his parents after they posted photos of him in commemoration of Father’s Day.
Brooklyn has previously instructed his parents not to post photos of him anymore or to tag him in pictures.
But this request has been broken multiple times, leading to Brooklyn blocking his family online.
He found out about the Father’s Day snaps through friends and the media.
His wife Nicola also appeared to take a swipe back, sharing a cryptic quote to her Instagram story that read: “I am in love with this sentence: “Forgive yourself for not knowing earlier what only time could teach.””