Rebecca Loos, who previously claimed to have had an affair with David Beckham, publicly supported Brooklyn Beckham’s recent statements about his parents. Loos responded to a fan on Instagram who encouraged her to read Brooklyn’s post, in which he accused David and Victoria Beckham of controlling him. “So happy he is standing up for himself and speaking publicly finally!!!! I have felt so bad for his poor wife, knowing too well what they can be like!” Loos wrote, referencing Brooklyn’s wife, Nicola Peltz. Another commenter called Brooklyn’s post a “fascinating admission,” to which Loos replied, “The truth always comes out.”

Loos, 48, faced public backlash in 2004 after alleging an affair with David Beckham during his time with Real Madrid, which he and Victoria denied. She has maintained her claims over the years.

Brooklyn, 26, addressed the ongoing family tensions in an Instagram Stories post, asserting he had “no choice” but to speak out. He accused his parents of controlling media narratives through curated social media posts and staged family events, claiming they prioritize their public image over authentic relationships. He also alleged that Victoria canceled Peltz’s wedding dress last-minute, called him “evil” for not letting them sit at his wedding table, and hijacked his first dance by replacing it with an “inappropriate” mother-son dance. Brooklyn denied rumors that Peltz controls him, stating he’d been controlled by his family most of his life and feels relief since distancing himself.

A source close to Brooklyn affirmed his claims were true, calling the situation “crazy and unhinged,” and stated reconciliation seems unlikely for now. Insiders described a breakdown in trust between Brooklyn, Peltz, and his parents, with the couple frustrated by media inaccuracies. The conflict allegedly escalated into a “power struggle between two powerful families,” leading Brooklyn and Peltz to sever ties after failed private attempts to resolve issues. “They’ve had it and just want to move on,” an insider added.

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