Nicola Peltz appears strained as she steps out with husband Brooklyn Beckham in sun-soaked St Tropez amid ongoing family feud
The billionaire heiress, 30, held onto the 26-year-old aspiring chef's hand and while he flashed a smile she looked stoney faced.
Nicola showcased her tiny waist in a chic black co-ord which featured a fur trimmed cropped top and figure-hugging peddle pushers.
She slipped her feet into towering platforms and accessorised with statment silver earrings and a chic handbag.
Meanwhile Brooklyn was also dressed for the sunny weather in white shirt and tan trousers with a baseball cap, that was worn backwards, and sandals.
The couple, who wed in April 2022, are in the midst of an escalating rift with his parents David and Victoria Beckham.
It comes after Nicola doubled down as she declared him 'her everything' on Wednesday.
Nicola took to her Instagram Stories with snaps of the pair embracing during their sun-soaked getaway on board her billionaire father's yacht in St Tropez.
Nicola and Brooklyn only had eyes for each other as she wrapped her arms around his neck while he pulled her in close.
She wore a bikini top and skimpy white shorts while her husband shielded his eyes behind shades and a baseball cap and cheekily squeezed her bottom.
Nicola captioned the post: 'My everything @BrooklynBeckhamPeltz' with Brooklyn chef later resharing it with his followers.
Meanwhile Victoria continued to put on a brave face on Tuesday as she plugged a new product from her beauty brand amid her bitter ongoing family feud.
Victoria brushed aside her woes and got back to business as she promoted her Colour Wash liquid blush on her Instagram page.
Sitting in a room with a white towel wrapped around her head and donning a silk bathrobe, Victoria showed off her radiant complexion with a light and dewy makeup palette.
It comes after Nicola doubled down amid her and husband Brooklyn Beckham's feud with his family as she declared him 'her everything' on Wednesday
In the tutorial video, the beauty applied the product, which retails for £44, on her cheeks and lips as she explained that she is 'obsessed with it going into summer'.
'I can get that cute little flushed look whilst literally spending my whole summer in the shade,' she told her followers.
The fashion designer appeared in good spirits as she talked through the new product with her fans amid her recent heartbreak over her rift with her eldest son.
Last week, it was revealed that Brooklyn and Nicola's Instagram accounts no longer follow his younger brothers Cruz, 20, and Romeo, 22, in the latest family drama.
However, Brooklyn's friends told MailOnline on Friday that Cruz and Romeo have actually blocked them on the social media platform.
This would make sense given that Brooklyn and Nicola are still following Victoria, 51 and David, 50.
Cruz and Romeo were still following Brooklyn and Nicola earlier this week but appeared to take action after Brooklyn posted a birthday tribute to sister Harper, sharing a family photo without them in it - which Nicola reposted.
There was much speculation whether Brooklyn would reach out to Harper on her 14th birthday on Thursday, but despite him doing so, it seems all is not well in the camp.
Brooklyn's birthday tribute to Harper marked his first public interaction with his family since he paid tribute to his grandmother Sandra on June 26, despite remaining silent and shunning his father's 50th birthday earlier that same month.
Sources close to the family have told MailOnline of their fears that Brooklyn and his wife Nicola have also distanced themselves from Harper after they failed to visit her when they flew into London in May to film an advert for French-Italian clothing brand Moncler just over a mile from the family home in Holland Park.
David and Victoria had no idea whether Brooklyn, who Harper has idolised since she was a little girl, would message her privately or publicly on Instagram because they have no communication with him.
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