Brooklyn Beckham locked in trademark war with Becks just weeks after family feud is laid bare
The eldest son of David and Victoria wants to expand his hot sauce brand so applied to trademark 'Becks Buns' in the US.
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But the company that makes Beck's beer is set to challenge it.
It comes after the Beckham family feud was blown open last month when Brooklyn, 26, missed all of David's 50th birthday celebrations.
A source said: 'It's one thing after another for Brooklyn.
"First his row with his dad blows up — and now he's got another Beck's looking like it's going to become a bit of a headache.'
Brooklyn applied in January to use the name 'Becks Buns' within his Buster Hot Sauce Inc company.
However, the beer's German parent firm Brauerei Beck & Co has opposed it and been granted an extension until next month to file documents.
The company is part of alcohol giant AB InBev, which produces one in four lagers sold worldwide, including Stella Artois and Budweiser as well as Beck's.
Brooklyn launched his first hot sauce, Cloud 23, last year and said: 'It's been a passion project of mine for the last 2½ years, something I've literally put everything into. I've never worked so hard on anything in my life.'
His parents attended the launch event in LA.
However, insiders said their relationship has ' never been more fractured '.
Those close to Brooklyn — who is married to US actress Nicola Peltz, 30 — insist he made a private attempt to meet his dad ahead of his 50th.
But that was vehemently denied by sources close to the former England captain.
It was also claimed Nicola, who has been accused of 'controlling' her husband, had hired a PR guru.
Those close to her believe she is being 'unfairly blamed' for the issues.
KICK? NO HE'LL EDIT
FOOTIE icon David Beckham is to guest edit Country Life mag in October.
Editor-in-chief Mark Hedges said: 'David told me he reads every issue from cover to cover.'
David, who lives in a £12million manor in Oxfordshire, said: 'I am really looking forward to working with the team to produce an issue that will celebrate the countryside.'
Mr Hedges said the October edition will feature David's 'favourite view and his best-loved recipe'.
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