Cruz, the youngest son of David and Victoria Beckham, took a hilarious swipe at Brooklyn Beckham in the latest TikTok video’s comment section.
Cruz Beckham took a hilarious swipe at his brother, Brooklyn, after a follower expressed their scepticism over the 20-year-old’s new career path. In recent months, Cruz has been sharing snippets of him and his pals recording music together in a dark studio as they played instruments and sang original songs.
Not all of his followers were impressed by his and his interest in music when they compared him and his brother Brooklyn’s recent interests, including being an aspiring photographer and now an aspiring chef and hot sauce enthusiast, to his TikTok page.
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Are you going to keep doing this or transition to driving in a race car or something else? they left a comment. “Wrong brother mate,” Cruz responded politely.
Cruz responded, “He has the talent of an average teenage boy who just started learning guitar,” saying, “Use what you think, darling? It’s easy to comment on TikTok.
Cruz is known to post cryptic posts on social media, especially now that the Beckham family are embroiled in a reported feud with Brooklyn and his socialite wife, Nicola Peltz, with fans noticing how the couple snubbed Victoria’s birthday, David’s milestone 50th birthday celebrations as well as his recent knighthood.
According to reports, Brooklyn, 26, and Romeo, 22, are at odds with one another over their relationship with former model Kim Turnbull, 24.
However, contradictory reports have suggested that Brooklyn’s feud with her and her matriarch, Vicky, began when she got engaged to Nicola Peltz, 30, on her wedding day.
The family hasn’t yet disclosed the status of their relationships, which has sparked a flurry of speculations.
Cruz used social media to share a cryptic, and possibly layered, message that stocked the rumor mill. The lyrics to a song by The Beatles from 1969, The End, were shared by him.
Love you, love you, love you, love you, love you // Love. And ultimately, the love you receive equals the love you elicit.
As Cruz added a caption that reads, “The truth will unfold,” raised eyebrows.
Fans may also be aware that The End was a song from The Beatles’ 1969 album Abbey Road, which was released just before the band split and was their final studio album, though it wasn’t the last time it was made in their name.
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