Cruz Beckham takes savage swipe at brother Brooklyn's career choices amid feud
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.
He recently promoted a snippet of his track, For ya love, on his TikTok page but not all of his followers were impressed as they compared him and his interest in music to eldest brother Brooklyn's many hobbies in recent years, including being a former aspiring photographer and now an aspiring chef and hot sauce enthusiast.
"Are you going to stick with this job or going to become a race car driver next or something?" they asked in the comment section. Cruz was quick to retort with: "Wrong brother mate."
Another person posted: "He has the talent of an average teenage boy that just recently started learning guitar," to which Cruz said: "It's easy to comment on TikTok isn't it, u think I care what you think darling."
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.
Reports have suggested the cause of the fall out is down to a disagreement between Brooklyn, 26, and middle brother Romeo, 22, over the latter's romance with former model Kim Turnbull, 24.
But conflicting reports have suggested the cause of a family spat dates back to Brooklyn's wedding day to Nicola Peltz, 30, and a feud between her and matriarch Vicky.
The family is yet to make clear the status of their relationships - provoking an avalanche of rumours and speculations.
Cruz stocked the rumour mill by sharing a cryptic, and potentially layered, message via social media. He shared a screenshot of lyrics to a 1969 song by The Beatles called The End.
The lyrics he shared read: "Love you, love you, love you, love you // Love. And in the end, the love you take // Is equal to the love you make."
Eyebrows have been raised as Cruz then added a caption stating: "The truth will unfold."
While fans may also note The End was from The Beatles's 1969 album Abbey Road - which was unleashed just before the band broke up and was the last album the group recorded, although it wasn't the last to be released in their name.
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