Social Media Drama: Cruz Beckham Sets the Record Straight

Cruz Beckham, the youngest son of David and Victoria Beckham, recently took to Instagram Stories to clarify rumors about his family's social media activity.

Clarifying the Unfollow Rumors

Cruz denied claims that his parents had unfollowed his brother, Brooklyn Beckham. Instead, he stated that they, along with himself, were blocked by someone on the platform.

"They woke up blocked... as did I."

This controversy arose when an article suggested that David and Victoria had stopped following Brooklyn, fueling speculation of a family feud. Cruz quickly denied these claims, asserting that his parents would never unfollow their son.

Instagram's Blocking Feature Adds Confusion

Instagram's design makes it difficult to notice when someone blocks you. Users can still see likes and comments from the person who blocked them, which may have contributed to the confusion. Reports indicated that Brooklyn no longer follows his parents, and his wife, Nicola Peltz Beckham, also does not follow them.

Family Feud Speculations

The Beckham family has been the subject of various rumors over the past few years. In May, Brooklyn and Nicola skipped David's 50th birthday celebrations in London. A source claimed the couple chose not to attend because Romeo's girlfriend, Kim Turnbull, who was previously linked to Brooklyn, would be present. However, Cruz refuted these dating rumors, and another source confirmed that Brooklyn and Kim never dated.

Tensions Surrounding Brooklyn and Nicola's Wedding

Tensions within the family reportedly began around the time of Brooklyn and Nicola's wedding in 2022. There were allegations that Nicola chose not to wear a dress designed by Victoria for the ceremony, despite initially agreeing to do so. While one source confirmed the rift rumors, another insider denied the dress situation, calling it "far from the truth."

No Public Comment from the Beckhams

Despite the speculation, David and Victoria have not publicly addressed the reasons behind the apparent social media distance from Brooklyn. Representatives for the family members involved did not immediately respond to requests for comment.