Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz looked hopelessly in love as they enjoyed a sunny Saint-Tropez getaway with the actress’s billionaire family this week. The 26-year-old son of Victoriaand David looked relaxed as he gave his wife a kiss on the cheek as they did a bit of shopping in town.
The former aspiring photographer followed a seaside colour scheme as he rocked a navy button-up shirt with beige shorts and sunglasses. He carried a couple of shopping bags in one hand and used the other to embrace his wife. Bates Motel star Nicola wowed in a ruched black top, a patterned yellow skirt and a brown tote bag.
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The gorgeous couple were in their own world as they made their way around town. Brooklyn and Nicola’s lavish holiday comes as reports claim the duo are expected to snub their little sister Harper’s birthday.
Talk of tensions between Brooklyn and his wife with his mum and dad started in 2022 around the time of Brooklyn and Nicola’s wedding – and there are no signs of it ending any time soon.
Brooklyn skipped out on his mother Victoria’s 51st birthday, David’s milestone 50th birthday celebrations as well as his recent knighthood announcement.
It looks like the aspiring chef could be skipping yet another birthday all while he and Nicola are still celebrating the birthday of Nicola’s billionaire dad, who she called “most loving father”.
Nicola recently paid another gushing tribute to her family again with her father’s birthday celebrations into a second week. Showing her followers her Labubus lined up in a row, she wrote: “our little family”, with a telling second snap, which she captioned: “My mom just gets it.”
There was more to come and she rounded off her collection with an image of herself hugging her father, writing: “I love you so much dad.” Her husband’s sister Harper, the youngest of David and Victoria’s children, turns 14 on Thursday and a source claimed that, with talk of the family feud escalating further, Brooklyn is expected to be missing from the celebrations once again.