David Beckham has omitted his estranged son Brooklyn in a reflective post on the year 2025, highlighting the ongoing family discord. In the post, the athlete commended his “incredible wife” and “amazing children,” sharing a series of photos that excluded his eldest child. Instead, the focus was on Victoria’s Paris Fashion Week Show and his knighthood, along with pictures of Romeo, Cruz, and Harper vacationing.
Expressing gratitude for the past year, David mentioned significant milestones such as his 50th birthday, knighthood, and winning the MLS as an owner. He acknowledged the support of his wife, children, friends, and team, quoting Sir Alex Ferguson with “Onto the next.” David also thanked Victoria for the unforgettable memories, expressing love for her and their kids.
Following the post, fans noted Brooklyn’s absence, with some implying his exclusion from the family narrative. This incident follows reports that Brooklyn blocked his family on social media after his mother, Victoria, interacted with a post showcasing him cooking a roast chicken.
Brooklyn’s younger brother Cruz confirmed the social media block, clarifying that Brooklyn had taken this action. Addressing rumors surrounding the family dynamics, Cruz emphasized that their parents did not unfollow Brooklyn, stating that they all woke up to find themselves blocked on Instagram.
The situation escalated when Brooklyn blocked his family members, reportedly triggered by Victoria’s public display of affection by liking his cooking video. Fans urged reconciliation, emphasizing the importance of family and encouraging Brooklyn to reconnect with his parents.
According to The Sun, Brooklyn’s decision to block his family stemmed from his discontent with his mother’s actions, leading to a social media rift between him and his immediate family members.