Brooklyn Beckham is ‘fuming’ after David and Victoria’s Father’s Day posts as he ‘wishes they would leave him alone’

Brooklyn Beckham was reportedly angry after David and Victoria included their eldest son in their Father’s Day post on Sunday.

David He extended an olive branch to his son in his Instagram post An old photo of him and Brooklyn from his childhood, and a photo of him with his four children.

Alongside the photos, he wrote: ‘Being a father is my most important job; I love you all and thank you mommy @victoriabeckham for giving me our beautiful family. “Happy Father’s Day to all fathers in the world,” he said.

Victoria included their son, Brooklyn, in her heartfelt Father’s Day post to her husband on Sunday.

And although Brooklyn has remained publicly silent, he is said to be ‘furious’ behind the scenes.

A source revealed:’He gets angry about it. He asked them to leave him alone and they keep sending him away.’

they said Sun: ‘This brings it all up again. He wishes they would drop this and leave him alone.’

Shortly before Christmas last year, Brooklyn blocked her parents on Instagram, and Brooklyn and Nicola’s lawyers later wrote to the Beckhams’ legal team, requesting that all communication be conducted through legal representatives.

The Daily Mail has contacted Brooklyn’s representatives for comment.

Last week, Brooklyn was accused of selling out her family for a large sum of money after a two-part DoorDash commercial aired.

Five months after revealing he and his wife Nicola wanted privacy, Brooklyn was attacked by fans who branded him ‘classless’ after he teamed up with the food delivery company for the sponsored video.

Brooklyn was reportedly paid a large sum of money for the ad, with a source saying: ‘Anything that makes him money is a good thing; It shows that his brand is there and thriving.’

It is thought he was paid ‘at least $1 million (£753,000)’ for the campaign.

But the Beckham clan was reportedly less impressed by the ad, an insider said. Page Six entertainment news source: ‘Brooklyn claims she wants peace and privacy and has nothing to do with her family – now she’s trying to cash in on it all.’

In an Instagram post, David extended an olive branch to his son as he shared an old photo of himself and Brooklyn from his childhood, as well as a photo of himself with his four children

In the teaser clip for the ad released on Monday, Brooklyn grins and says: ‘You’re probably wondering why I’m watching the 2026 FIFA World Cup from home… It’s a long story.’

This was interpreted as him mocking and taking advantage of the names of his parents, David and Victoria, with whom he no longer speaks, while friends of the Beckhams said the pair were ‘devastated and inconsolable’ by the fight.

The second extended version was released on Wednesday and sparked harsher reactions from even the most supportive Brooklyn fans, with followers commenting en masse under the Instagram clip.

The Beckhams’ friends were shocked when they saw Brooklyn’s ad.

One of them told The Daily Mail’s Katie Hind: ‘It’s shocking to make an ad based on estrangement from family as if it were a joke, when his family are devastated and his sister and grandparents are inconsolable.

‘Especially from someone who claims to want peace and privacy.’

In January, Brooklyn released a scathing six-page statement (below) blaming her parents.

He announced that he was cutting ties with his family, declaring that he was no longer part of ‘Brand Beckham’ and insisting that his parents and other children were ‘performative’.

Brooklyn also claimed David and Victoria controlled him for much of his life, trying to drive a wedge between him and Nicola and embarrassing him when his mother danced ‘inappropriately’ with him at the first dance at his wedding.