After the former England captain failed to attend any of his 50th birthday celebrations, David Beckham and his wife Victoria reportedly broke up with him.
Brooklyn Beckham’s team gave a “warm nod” to dad David – a sign thought to represent hope amid the family’s spat.
The aspiring chef recommended calling the hot sauce brand Cloud23 via the open channel on its website last year after the aspiring chef launched it. A fan recently sent a question asking for more details about the brand.
Brooklyn’s response, which is made public on the website, details Brooklyn’s decision to use the “23” as a slam dunk for his father, who wore the jersey number at Real Madrid and the LA Galaxy. In total, David scored 13 goals for the Spanish side in more than 100 appearances over the course of four years.
“The 23 included in our brand is a warm nod to Brooklyn’s father, David Beckham, who wore number 23 while playing for Real Madrid and LA Galaxy, inspired by NBA legend Michael Jordan,” Brooklyn’s team replied.
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Fans shared their excitement on social media, which has continued since Brooklyn launched the brand last fall. In light of the family’s ongoing apparent conflict, one person described the choice as “a warm nod” to David, while another characterized it as “a tentative sign of peace.”
It began when Brooklyn, 26, and his wife Nicola Peltz, 30, didn’t attend David’s birthday meal in Notting Hill, London, recently. The strain has become so deep for mum Victoria, 51, that she is said to have experienced sleepless nights recently.
Brooklyn, who was a child at the Arsenal FC Academy, may not have broken all ties with his parents, despite the warm response from the Cloud23 website. The response makes reference to David’s long association with Real Madrid and the LA Galaxy shirt number. The midfielder represented the US club 98 times between 2012 and the end of that year.
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Recalling his days growing up in the UK, Brooklyn had said in an interview with InStyle last year: “I had a crazy childhood, man. I was so happy. It was hectic because my dad played football and my mum was a Spice Girl. Spice Girls was the first few years of my life, so it was hectic. We were always doing something. But, I have the best mum and dad in the world and it was a lot of fun.”
And this week, it also emerged Victoria was particularly close to Brooklyn when her children were growing up. A source had said the fashion designer, from Harlow, Essex, “really relied on Brooklyn”.
Source: Mirror
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