Exact moment Beckham family feud started in unearthed snaps – and it was YEARS ago

There are claims that Nicola Peltz and Brooklyn Beckham are at odds with the rest of the Beckham family, and there are also indications that the conflict dates back to 2022.

One expert claims that there were signs of tension at Victoria Beckham’s fashion show in 2022.

An expert claims that there were obvious signs of tension at a significant 2022 family event despite the mystery surrounding the heartbreaking Beckhams feud.

In recent months, rumours of a family fall out have surrounded Brooklyn Beckham, 26, and his parents and siblings. The row has now reportedly worsened after Brooklyn decided that LA will be his home for the foreseeable future after buying the lavish new property with his wife Nicola Peltz, 30.

The dispute seems to be ongoing as Brooklyn seemingly snubbed his dad David’s huge achievement of earning a knighthood on the King’s Birthday Honours List last weekend on his social media pages, as well as failing to publicly celebrate him on Father’s Day. He also skipped David’s 50th birthday celebrations.

While tensions appear to have only recently come to a head, body language expert Judi James told the Mirror that the first signs of cracks amongst the family date back to September 2022 – just months after Brooklyn and Nicola tied the knot.

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Nicola Peltz and Brooklyn Beckham donned a casual outfit for the performance.

“The Beckham family has always been glued together with “Mum-Gum,” a combination of fierce love and even fiercer loyalty that Victoria excels in with her displays of gritty-looking determination, adoration, and willpower, says Judi.

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Any new pack member would need to integrate or, as Nicola appears to have done, to take their own chosen Beckham out of the pack by demonstrating equal levels of love and strength.

The defining, turning point in terms of body language displays took place at Victoria’s runway show during Paris Fashion Week 2022, despite rumors, speculations, and hints of a rift from Brooklyn and Nicola’s wedding day or earlier.

Judi explains that Brooklyn and Nicola were born and raised separately from the rest of the Beckham clan, and that their individuality was demonstrated by how they wore their outfits.

According to Judi, “This was the time of any anticipated reconciliation or even denial of any rift.” The family and pack brand loyalty are a given during Victoria’s runway shows, which are emotional gush-fests.

While David, Cruz, Romeo, and Harper all made their formal appearances in a regal flotilla, crown prince Brooklyn was seen arriving separately from Nicola in mirrored poses while the core Beckham clan oozed elegant sophistication in their formal attire.

The group photo shows the main clan standing before the camera with eager eyes and attention to the show, while Nicola, who is seated with her backs slightly turned, sitting down to show off her prize with a hand on Brooklyn’s thigh and their heads pressed together, is seen in the group photo.

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Judi claims that Nicola’s body language is profound.

Victoria “came on her own when she came on at the end of the show.” She gave David and Eva Longoria kisses before moving on to blowing kisses to avoid awkwardness.

According to a source close to the Peltz-Beckhams, actress Nicola is being “attacked” by “false claims” being made against her.

After Nicola purchased a number of properties with money gifted to her by her billionaire dad, Nelson, and mother, Claudia, she was called “spoiled” by her parents.

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A source told the Mirror that Nicole is “not disputing that she’s had a blessed life, and she’s grateful for it.” She has also worked for over 20 years, and she currently writes, directs, and produces her own projects. Her parents are proud to raise their children, but it seems as though doing so would not appeal to them.

It’s false to call her “spoiled.” She runs Yogi’s House, a rescue that saves dogs from euthanasia in shelters, and she requested donations for her wedding to support Ukraine instead of presents. These fabricated and biased attacks have gotten too far.

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Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,217

On Wednesday, June 25, 2018, this is how things are going.

Fighting

  • More than 200 people were hurt in the city of Dnipro as a result of Russian missile strikes in southeast Ukraine, which also caused extensive damage to dozens of structures and infrastructure.
  • In the city of Samara, two people were killed by Russian forces.
  • Hennadii Shapovalov has been appointed as the new commander of Ukraine’s ground forces, according to Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s president. Additionally, he will be in charge of international military recruitment initiatives.
  • Russia claims that it has seen dozens of drones flying over its territory, including the Voronezh region near the eastern Ukrainian border.
  • The village of Dyliivka in eastern Ukraine’s Donetsk region has been taken, according to Russian forces.
  • According to Zelenskyy, Russia and Ukraine are still close to ending a ceasefire. The Russians have once more openly and completely cynically stated that they are “not in the mood” for a ceasefire. Russia wants to fight. This indicates that they are working very hard to maintain their appearances or that the pressure being applied by the world isn’t still hurting them.

Diplomacy

  • This week’s NATO summit in The Hague will feature a meeting between Zelenskyy and the White House. Following Zelenskyy’s unsuccessful attempt earlier this month to meet Trump in Canada when the US president abruptly left a G7 summit, Zelenskyy will make a second attempt.
  • Trump declined to comment on whether he supported NATO’s Article 5 requirement for collective self-defence on the way to the NATO summit on Tuesday. Depends on your definition, I suppose. He told reporters on Air Force One that “I’m committed to being their friend” and that there are many definitions of Article 5.
  • Prior to the summit, NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte stated that the security bloc’s “military edge is aggressively challenged by a rapidly rearming Russia, supported by Chinese technology, and armed with Iranian and North Korean weapons.”
  • Over the next ten years, NATO members are expected to support a push to increase defense spending to 5% of GDP. Trump and Russia are seen as trying to ease with the move, according to the report.

Finance

  • The Netherlands, the country’s host country, announced a new 175 million ($203m) aid package that includes drone detection radars for Ukraine. The news follows another 500-million-euro ($580m) deal to make 600, 000 drones with Ukraine.

Gout Gout breaks own 200m record; beats Bolt’s Golden Spike debut time

Gout Gout, an Australian teenager who is competing for the first time in his senior race abroad, broke the 200-meter mark by two hundredths of a second to finish in 20.02 seconds at the Ostrava Golden Spike.

The 17-year-old high school student made his European debut on Tuesday at the World Athletics Continental Tour Gold event in the Czech Republic, finishing second only to Cuban Reynier Mena and third overall, Briton Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake (20.60).

“I feel good,” he said. The Queensland boy told reporters, “New personal best, new national record in my first race in Europe.”

Gout’s time at Ostrava is being compared to that of Usain Bolt, who won. Bolt won his first 200-meter gold medal at the Olympics in 2006. He set a new world record of 19.19 seconds after finishing his first 200-meter race there in 2006.

“I don’t feel any pressure,” she said. Because of the expectations, Gout compared to myself and what I have to do as soon as I leave that track.

“So I just go out there and run, and nothing stops me from doing that.” “Give me some more races, and [the 20-second barrier] will definitely drop.”

As he celebrates breaking the men’s 200m record and setting a new area record, Gout Gout poses next to a scoreboard.

Gout broke Peter Norman’s national record, which had been in place for 56 years at 20.04, in December.

At the Australian national championships in Perth in April, he ran a 19.84-second 200-second and 9.99 seconds in the 100-meter race, but both were canceled due to a strong tailwind.

He is still in the top seven all-time for Under-20s, including Bolt, even without those two sub-20 times.

Gout was born in Queensland’s Ipswich, close to Brisbane. His parents immigrated to Australia in 2005, South Sudanese immigrants.

However, his strong performances secured him a spot on Australia’s team for the September World Championships in Tokyo.

Australia’s Gout Gout (C) competes during the Men's 200m event at the 64th Golden Spike athletics meeting in Ostrava, Czech Republic on June 24, 2025. (Photo by Michal Cizek / AFP)
At the 64th Golden Spike athletics meeting in Ostrava, Czech Republic, Gout Gout competes in the men’s 200-meter event. [Michal Cizek/AFP]

Glastonbury LIVE updates: Thousands queue up as festival goers sip booze in the early hours

Glastonbury Festival has finally returned with thousands travelling to Worthy Farm in Somerset to set up camp and watch their favourite artists perform at the legendary event.

British pop band The 1975, folk star Neil Young and his band the Chrome Hearts, and US pop singer Olivia Rodrigo are topping the bill, and Charli XCX and The Prodigy will be getting people dancing with their iconic hits.

Glastonbury is running from June 25 to June 29 this year with performances from the likes of US rapper Doechii, UK singer Raye and veteran rocker Sir Rod Stewart, who will be playing during the coveted legends slot. Also performing is Irish rap trio Kneecap and US star Gracie Abrams.

Festival-goers will even be relieved to hear there has been a wet weather U-turn and that sunshine is expected over the coming days. Showers had been originally forecast for Worthy Farm in Somerset, with festival goers warned to bring their wellies. However, they have now been advised to bring the sun cream instead.

Smallest Glastonbury in years

Slightly less people are currently queuing outside Worthy Farm today compared to previous years.

Organiser Emily Eavis has said the festival, which has capacity for 210,000 people, has sold “a few thousand less tickets” this year in a bid to avoid overcrowding.

Nick Grimshaw’s ‘commute to Glasto work’

Nick Grimshaw shared a sneak peek of his morning commute to work at Glastonbury.

Along with a cup of coffee, the BBC star was ready for a busy day meeting the team behind the Pyramid Stage.

Massive queues as fans arrive

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It’s still early on a Wednesday morning but fans have already arrived in thousands to set up camp for this year’s event.

Glastonbury’s secret sets revealed

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Lewis Capaldi is set to return to Glastonbury Festival after two years away with a secret set this weekend, according to a music industry source.

The singer last took to the Somerset stage in 2023, shortly after which he took a break from performing for his mental health.

Now, a music industry source has told The Mirror that Lewis Capaldi is among some of the huge stars who will be secretly performing at this year’s Glastonbury festival. The iconic British festival kicks off this weekend, with gates set to open tomorrow morning. The source revealed to The Mirror that Lewis will be taking to the Pyramid Stage at 4.55pm on Friday for a secret set, while pop star Lorde is taking to Woodsies at 11.30am that morning.

Glastonbury weather warning

Following the recent glum weather after the glorious sunshine we’ve been enjoying, the Met Office has said it’s “set to warm up” again. However, Thursday is believed to bring the highest chance of rain.

They said today: “Heading to Glastonbury? It’s set to warm up as the festival goes on, with Thursday bringing the highest chance of rain.

“Don’t forget the sun cream as there’ll be sunny spells on most days!”

How important is winning U21 Euros to senior success?

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England are only two games away from winning the European Under-21 Championship twice.

On Wednesday (17:00 BST), Lee Carsley’s team, which defeated the Netherlands in the semi-final of the tournament in 2023, will face them.

At 20:00, Germany takes on France in the other semi.

Do the winners continue to be successful in their careers?

In the following 12 years, 10 of the 24 teams that won the European Under-21 Championship went on to win either the World Cup or the senior Euros.

Nine of those players were members of the impressive U21 squad.

Of course, Germany and England, who won in 2017 and 2021, have still time to do so.

In that same time frame, five more have advanced to the final but lost.

The U21 teams that have won the Euros and a significant tournament are:

What about the players who are successful?

29 players, including Laurent Blanc, Fabio Cannavaro, Gianluigi Buffon, Francesco Totti, and Manuel Neuer, have won the U21 Euros and a significant senior tournament, according to the table above.

Many of the best players in the world have impressed at previous European Under-21 Championships, not to mention the winning team.

Rudi Voller, Blanc, Davor Suker, Luis Figo, Cannavaro, Andrea Pirlo, Petr Cech, Juan Mata, Thiago, and Fabian Ruiz were just a few players who were honored with the “best player of the tournament” award.

There are a few false positives, though.

While Royston Drenthe only played once for the Netherlands, Renato Buso and Francesc Arnau, both of whom died, never won an Italian or Spanish senior cap. Fabio Vieira, 25, has not yet played for the senior Portugal team.

Although he never played for one of Europe’s top clubs, Sweden’s Marcus Berg had a successful goal-corcoring career.

More of a mixed bag of people are on the Golden Boot list.

Despite playing midfield, Andrea Pirlo, Klaas-Jan Huntelaar, and Alberto Gilardino were among the previous winners.

However, it’s unlikely that Luca Waldschmidt, Jan Kliment, Maceo Rigters, or Massimo Maccarone will be the subjects of any statues.

Uefa XI

What about the previous England champions?

England won the tournament in 1982, 1984 and 2023.

In 1984, Mark Hateley and Anthony Gordon were given the honors of player of the tournament.

None of those 1982 and 1984 squads were Three Lions legends, and neither one of them won a senior cap for England.

Hateley, who was on both teams, won 32 caps, with five more coming from teams with 10 or more.

Cole Palmer is the most notable of the 2023 winners, and six more were selected for England from Thomas Tuchel’s final year.

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How important is winning U21 Euros to senior success?

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England are only two games away from winning the European Under-21 Championship twice.

On Wednesday (17:00 BST), Lee Carsley’s team, which defeated the Netherlands in the semi-final of the tournament in 2023, will face them.

At 20:00, Germany takes on France in the other semi.

Do the winners continue to be successful in their careers?

In the following 12 years, 10 of the 24 teams that won the European Under-21 Championship went on to win either the World Cup or the senior Euros.

Nine of those players were members of the impressive U21 squad.

Of course, Germany and England, who won in 2017 and 2021, have still time to do so.

In that same time frame, five more have advanced to the final but lost.

The U21 teams that have won the Euros and a significant tournament are:

What about the players who are successful?

29 players, including Laurent Blanc, Fabio Cannavaro, Gianluigi Buffon, Francesco Totti, and Manuel Neuer, have won the U21 Euros and a significant senior tournament, according to the table above.

Many of the best players in the world have impressed at previous European Under-21 Championships, not to mention the winning team.

Rudi Voller, Blanc, Davor Suker, Luis Figo, Cannavaro, Andrea Pirlo, Petr Cech, Juan Mata, Thiago, and Fabian Ruiz were just a few players who were honored with the “best player of the tournament” award.

There are a few false positives, though.

While Royston Drenthe only played once for the Netherlands, Renato Buso and Francesc Arnau, both of whom died, never won an Italian or Spanish senior cap. Fabio Vieira, 25, has not yet played for the senior Portugal team.

Although he never played for one of Europe’s top clubs, Sweden’s Marcus Berg had a successful goal-corcoring career.

More of a mixed bag of people are on the Golden Boot list.

Despite playing midfield, Andrea Pirlo, Klaas-Jan Huntelaar, and Alberto Gilardino were among the previous winners.

However, it’s unlikely that Luca Waldschmidt, Jan Kliment, Maceo Rigters, or Massimo Maccarone will be the subjects of any statues.

Uefa XI

What about the previous England champions?

England won the tournament in 1982, 1984 and 2023.

In 1984, Mark Hateley and Anthony Gordon were given the honors of player of the tournament.

None of those 1982 and 1984 squads were Three Lions legends, and neither one of them won a senior cap for England.

Hateley, who was on both teams, won 32 caps, with five more coming from teams with 10 or more.

Cole Palmer is the most notable of the 2023 winners, and six more were selected for England from Thomas Tuchel’s final year.

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