Victoria Beckham appears downcast in first sighting since son Brooklyn released scathing statement accusing her of ruining his wedding to Nicola Peltz

Victoria Beckham has been seen for the first time since Brooklyn released a six-page statement on social media on Monday saying she had no plans to reconcile with her family.
He accused his mother of ‘missing’ his first dance with his wife and said her mother danced ‘inappropriately’ on him, causing his wife to flee the wedding in tears.
The Spice Girls star, 51, kept a low profile with a black hat covering her eyes as she was seen driving away in a Mercedes.
In an explosive six-page statement on Monday, Brooklyn, 26, said Victoria ‘missed’ his first dance with his wife and ‘danced with me in a very inappropriate way’, leaving him ‘disturbed and humiliated’.
DJ Fat Tony is Brooklyn’s friend. Nicola Peltz’s family stormed out of the wedding, she confirmed.
Nicola, 31, was left devastated by the three-minute dance to the love song sung on stage by Latin artist Marc Anthony and left the room in tears.
Victoria Beckham has been spotted for the first time since Brooklyn accused her of “missing” her first dance with her husband, which she described as “inappropriate” and “insulting”.
Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz finally went public earlier this week after the aspiring chef used his Instagram account to give a shout-out to his mother on her wedding day.
Tony, who performed at the wedding, said his family went after Nicola and Brooklyn looked humiliated and went to find his new wife after the ‘awkward’ dance.
Speaking exclusively to the Daily Mail, the DJ said that at one point, Brooklyn’s hands were on her mother’s waist, while her arms were wrapped around her neck.
‘The timing wasn’t right for me. “This was supposed to be a bride and groom moment,” he told us.
‘It was in the heat of the moment. Brooklyn left right after the dance. Nicola left the room and then Nicola followed after her.
‘Nicola’s family went, they went after their daughter… Marc Anthony is a Latin singer. “It was a love song.”
When asked if Brooklyn’s hands were on Victoria’s hips, she said: ‘Yes, yes. It was a slow dance, not like a samba number. Victoria had her arms around his neck.’
‘Sometimes families can’t get along. Not the Waltons, the Beckhams. I’m sure they don’t all go to bed at night, say goodnight, and turn off the lights like the Waltons do.
‘Every family has problems, this problem has been reflected in the public.
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The Spice Girls star, 51, kept a low profile with a black hat covering her eyes as she was driven into a Mercedes by a male friend.
The star kept her head down after her son made a harsh six-page remark earlier this week
DJ Fat Tony slammed Victoria’s ‘inappropriate’ dancing as ‘really weird’ and confirms Nicola fled reception in tears
Tony, a long-time friend of the Beckhams, claimed Marc Anthony was the culprit, revealing that the musician invited Victoria to the dance floor with his son.
He continued: ‘Brooklyn is a friend of mine. It’s too bad the situation has been made so public.
‘Families are families, I don’t know what started this. At some point someone might say something publicly.’
He continued: ‘Brooklyn gets upset about a lot of things, sometimes the smallest things can escalate into the biggest things because it makes her stand out.
‘I’m not speaking badly about either side, I’m just clarifying my narrative about the dance.
‘I talked about it because someone needs to talk about it and here it is. I didn’t make it about me or Brooklyn or the Beckhams, it was just about the situation.
‘Even though people laugh at the memes and they are incredible, there are still two people suffering here. We need to remember this.
‘Everyone needs to let this die down now.’
The Daily Mail has contacted Brooklyn and Nicola’s representatives for comment.
Nicola, 31, was left devastated by the three-minute dance to the love song sung on stage by Latin artist Marc Anthony and left the room in tears.
DJ Fat Tony, who performed at the wedding, says his family went after Nicola and Brooklyn looked humiliated after ‘awkward’ dance (taken in February)
Nicola Peltz’s wedding DJ Fat Tony sensationally claimed his entire family stormed out of the wedding as Victoria Beckham danced with Brooklyn
Fat Tony’s new remarks come after he confirmed the exact nature of Victoria’s ‘inappropriate’ dance with son Brooklyn on Friday’s This Morning.
The 60-year-old described the incident as ‘really weird’ and confirmed Nicola ran away from the reception in tears.
Tony, a long-time friend of the Beckhams, claimed Marc Anthony was the culprit, revealing that the musician invited Victoria to the dance floor with her son and instructed her to ‘put your hands on your mother’s hips’.
Speaking on Friday’s episode of ITV’s This Morning, Tony shared: ‘There was no slut dropping, no PVC catsuits, no Spice Girl action!
‘I said that’s the word ‘inappropriate’, it was timing, that’s what happened.’
Tony continued: ‘What actually happened was Marc Anthony was performing on stage, then he called Brooklyn up on stage.
“Victoria was put in this situation and I think a lot of meaning was put into it,” Tony said.
‘Brooklyn came on stage and the next minute everyone was waiting for Nicola to go up and dance the first dance, then Marc asked the most beautiful woman in the room to come on stage and then said “Victoria, come on stage.”‘
He revealed that Brooklyn looked ‘devastated’ by the fact that his first dance was with Victoria and not his wife, adding that Nicola left the room ‘bleary-eyed’.
Tony continued: “Brooklyn’s stuck on stage and they’re doing this dance and Marc Anthony says ‘put your hands on your mother’s hips’ and it’s a Latin thing and the whole situation was really awkward for everyone in the room…
‘I’ve been to many Beckham parties in the past and they are a dancing, close-knit family and they love to dance, don’t they? So what we consider “inappropriate” is not the same as what Brooklyn feels.
‘It’s all about how Brooklyn feels. If he thought it was inappropriate and weird, it was inappropriate and weird.
‘The sad thing is that everyone took that part of the statement and it was sort of a cover-up for everything that was going on.’




