Following the entrepreneur’s infamous statement in the midst of the ongoing family feud, Victoria Beckham reportedly has the legal right to respond to her eldest son, Brooklyn.
Victoria Beckham is reportedly preparing to respond to her son with a damning legal letter. It’s claimed the former Spice Girl is to send Brooklyn, 26, a cease and desist letter after his lengthy outburst on Instagram on Monday.
Brooklyn hit out at his parents, taking particular aim at his mum. He accused the 51-year-old star of “humiliating” him at his wedding to Nicola Peltz in 2022. He claimed his mum decided to “dance inappropriately” with him, cancelled making his wife-to-be’s dress and made him uncomfortable by bringing his exes around him.
According to reports, Victoria is reportedly getting ready to respond legally as her eldest son continues to speak out in public.
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A source claimed to the Daily Express that the letter will act as a “caution” to the Peltz-Beckhams. It’s said that David and Victoria will not hold back in taking action if their son continues to speak out against them.
The insider claimed that Brooklyn’s claims devastated David and Victoria and that they are determined to “protect their brand and the business.” Their other two sons, Romeo, Cruz, and Harper, have recently shown support for their parents, as have their other three children.
According to reports, David and Victoria intend to make a statement together soon in an effort to gain their own opinions. The couple’s claim that they “love him” and “have never pretended to be perfect parents will be made clear in the words of the source.”
David was present at the World Economic Forum on Tuesday in Davos following the statement. The former football star, who was smiling as he posed for a microphone before his interview, appeared to have avoided the turmoil that had plagued his final days.
In an interview in Davos, he later admitted that his children had “made mistakes” on social media. He continued, “I have always talked about social media and its benefits and drawbacks.” Nowadays, what children can access can be dangerous.
However, what I’ve learned to be true, especially in my own relationships with my kids, is the right use. For UNICEF, I’ve been able to use my platform for my following.
“And it has been the biggest tool to make people aware of what’s going on around the world for children. And I have tried to do the same with my children, to educate them.
Children are permitted to make mistakes, but they do so. They learn in that manner. That is what I try to impart to my children. He continued, “You sometimes have to let them make those mistakes as well.”
Brooklyn made it clear that he would not like to speak to his parents in the future. He said, “I do not want to reconcile with my family,” in a damning sentence during his outburst.
For the first time in my life, I’m standing up for myself instead of being controlled. My parents have controlled our family’s press for their entire lives.
