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Victoria Hits Back at Brooklyn's Fiery Statement as She Defends 'Brand Beckham'
Victoria Beckham said the family brand emerged organically and defended her parenting after Brooklyn accused his parents of valuing image over his wellbeing.
- Victoria Beckham, 52, refuted claims she controls her children's careers during an appearance on Emma Grede's Aspire podcast, addressing the "Brand Beckham" controversy for the first time following son Brooklyn's allegations earlier this year.
- Brooklyn, 27, issued a scathing statement in January claiming his parents prioritized public image and endorsements over family, alleging he felt "controlled" by the family brand throughout his life.
- Victoria insisted the family brand occurred "organically" rather than through precise planning, noting she and husband David Beckham, 51, never discussed it as a joint intention when they first met.
- The fashion designer admitted that parenting adult children is "very different" from younger years, emphasizing her role is to support their potential rather than acting as a "pushy parent."
- Having spent more than 30 years in the public eye, Victoria stated the family remains "traditional," prioritizing closeness and kindness while navigating the pressures of their high-profile lives.
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Victoria Beckham Hits Back At Brooklyn Beckham's Claims That His Parents 'Controlled' Him
Although Victoria Beckham has previously kept her feelings vague on her feud with estranged son, Brooklyn Beckham, she did appear to address the 27-year-old’s claim that he was “controlled” by her and her husband, David Beckham. And this time, she is not being subtle about it at all. The former Spice Girl appeared on a May 5 episode of the Aspire with Emma Grede podcast, where she opened up about parenting, seemingly alluding to the ongoing ri…
While the rift with her firstborn son continues, the fashion designer spoke about how she is raising her children
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