AMANDA PLATELL: Brooklyn will bitterly regret abandoning the person who needs him most. This disgraceful post from his wife Nicola tells us everything we need to know
If big bro fails to turn up to his only sister's birthday celebrations, it would prove definitively what a spineless man he has become since marrying billionaire heiress Nicola Peltz, who clearly despises his family while at the same time seemingly trying to profit from the Beckham brand to raise her profile as an influencer and actress.
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