Cruz Beckham Likes Instagram Reel Mocking Mom Victorias Alleged Inappropriate Dance At Brooklyns Wedding

Los Angeles: Cruz Beckham publicly acknowledged the ongoing rift between his family by liking an Instagram Reel mocking his mother Victoria Beckham’s alleged behavior at her brother Brooklyn Beckham’s wedding, People reports. According to the publication, the 20-year-old musician and son of Victoria and David Beckham “took heart” to a video posted by comedian and content creator Olly Hume, which jokingly recreated a moment from Brooklyn and Nicola Peltz Beckham’s April 2022 wedding in Palm Beach, Florida. The skit references Brooklyn’s claim that his mother “missed” the first dance he planned to have with his wife. In the reel, Hume pretends to be the wedding DJ and announces, “And now let’s move on to the song the groom’s mother wants for her first dance with her son,” before playing “Pony” by Ginuwine, a song commonly associated with provocative dance scenes. He added the title “Victoria’s interesting moves” to the video, as well as tags about Beckham’s wedding and comedy.

Netizens soon noticed that Cruz liked the video and expressed it in the comments. One user wrote, “Cruz Beckham liked this though,” while another user added, “The fact that Cruz liked this.” Others praised him for having a sense of humor about the situation. The video references Brooklyn Beckham’s recent Instagram post in which he broke his silence about his estrangement from his family. In the statement, Brooklyn claimed that Victoria interrupted her planned first dance with Nicola. “My mom missed my first dance with my wife that I had planned weeks in advance to a romantic love song,” Brooklyn wrote. He claimed singer Marc Anthony called him on stage for a dance where he was supposed to dance with Nicola, but Victoria was waiting there instead. Brooklyn also claimed that her mother danced with her “very inappropriately” in front of guests. “In front of our 500 wedding guests, Marc Anthony called me on stage; according to the schedule, I was supposed to do my romantic dance with my wife, but my mother was waiting to dance with me instead,” he continued. “I have never felt so uncomfortable or humiliated in my entire life,” she added.

Brooklyn also said that he and Nicola are renewing their vows in August 2025 and want to replace painful wedding memories with new ones that bring them “joy and happiness, not anxiety and shame.” “We wanted to renew our vows so we could create new memories of our wedding day that brought us joy and happiness, not anxiety and shame,” she wrote, referring to the couple’s vow renewal, which took place three years after they first married in Palm Beach, Florida, in August 2025, according to People.