US EditionVictoria Beckham says she and Sir David have 'always tried to be best parents' amid Brooklyn row
Victoria Beckham says she and David have always tried to protect their children as Brooklyn’s public estrangement continues.
- In an interview with The Wall Street Journal published Thursday, Victoria Beckham addressed the family estrangement from son Brooklyn, stating, "We've always tried to be the best parents that we can be."
- Tensions escalated in January when Brooklyn Beckham alleged his parents sought to "ruin" his relationship with wife Nicola Peltz Beckham, accusing them of controlling media narratives about their family.
- Among Brooklyn's allegations, he claimed his mother "hijacked" his first dance and cancelled Nicola's wedding dress "in the eleventh hour" before their 2022 nuptials.
- As Victoria approaches her 52nd birthday tomorrow, reports indicate she remains estranged from her eldest son, though she continues to receive support from husband David Beckham and their three other children.
- Victoria emphasized that after more than 30 years in the public eye, her priority remains "protecting" and "loving" her four children; the family recently rallied to support son Cruz during a London performance.
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A few months after the break between Brooklyn Beckham and his family ceased to be a rumor to become an open conflict, Victoria Beckham finally spoke about her eldest son. He did so in an interview with The Wall Street Journal, amid a profile centered on his career, his public life and his brand of fashion, but inevitably traversed by the dispute with his eldest son. Distancing takes time to settle. A year ago signs of tension were circulating wi…
"All we've ever tried to do is protect our children and love them." Victoria Beckham says. Early this year, son Brooklyn reckoned with his famous parents.
At the age of 51, at the Wall Street Journal, the designer spoke for the first time about the accusations of the eldest son of the couple that their fashion and beauty brands are above the love of the family.
The former Posh Spice, spoke for the first time in the Wall Street Journal: "We've always tried to be the best parents possible," he said.
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