Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz Step Out for Family Member's Birthday Bash Amid Ongoing Feud
On Sunday, June 8, the couple attended a birthday party in L.A. for Nicola's older brother, Will Peltz, who turned 39 years old. Both Brooklyn, 26, and Nicola, 30, shared glimpses from the Manifest actor's birthday bash on Instagram.
Nicola wore a sheer white top and a black bra paired with black pants and styled her hair in a half-up, half-down look for the party. Brooklyn also kept his outfit sleek, sporting an all-black ensemble. Will, for his part, donned a casual look, opting for a pair of jeans and a black T-shirt.
'We all love celebrating you willy 🥹🤍🫶🏻🕶️ @willpeltz i love you so much,' the actress captioned her post, which included multiple photos of she and her hubby at the soiree.
Brooklyn also posted photos from the event in an Instagram carousel. The cover shot is a snap of him and Nicola smiling and walking hand in hand. Another shot showed him posing with Nicola, Will and two friends.
Brooklyn seemingly enjoyed the festivities as he captioned his post, 'Such a fun night xx.'
Besides Will, Nicola has six other siblings from her parents, Nelson Peltz and Claudia Heffner. She also has two half-siblings from Nelson's previous marriage.
Brooklyn, whose parents are David and Victoria Beckham, has two brothers — Romeo, 22, and Cruz, 20 — and a sister, Harper, 13.
The family gathering comes shortly after Brooklyn and Nicola were noticeably absent from David's 50th birthday celebration in May.
A source told People last month that Brooklyn and Nicola didn't show because Romeo was dating Kim Turnbull at the time.
'Brooklyn didn't want to be in the same room as her, and he told his dad that,' the insider told the publication. 'But David opted to have Kim there over Nicola.'
A second source told the outlet, 'Brooklyn and Kim know each other from the past, and his family knows he's not comfortable around her.'
However, Cruz set the record straight on whether there was a romantic entanglement as he wrote on Instagram, 'Brooklyn and Kim never dated.'
Romeo and Kim broke up in May after dating for seven months.
Brooklyn and Nicola opened up to Glamour Germany about dealing with public scrutiny in their relationship last month.
'Ignore the noise. Keep your head down, work hard, be kind,' Brooklyn told the outlet. 'People are always going to talk. What matters is that we're happy together.'
'It's not always easy. On TikTok there are always random stories popping up about us. When I see fake news, my instinct is to shut it down,' Nicola admitted. 'But it's not worth it. I just scroll past and move on.'
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