David and Victoria Beckham were present to support their son Cruz Beckham and his band, The Breakers, during their performance at the Reading Festival. The couple joined their younger daughter, Harper, and son Romeo to watch Cruz's set at the festival's Canopy Stage.
Backstage, David Beckham, 51, embraced his 21-year-old son, telling him his performance was "amazing" and "well done." Victoria Beckham, 52, expressed her pride, stating, "I'm so proud of you!" She also complimented Cruz's stage attire, which included an orange crop top and jeans, saying, "I love what you're wearing."
Harper, 15, described the gig as "insane" and joined Cruz on stage alongside his girlfriend, Jackie Apostel, to throw T-shirts to the audience. Cruz, speaking to the camera after the performance, expressed his excitement, calling it the "best crowd reception we've ever had" and thanking the supporters.
Cruz, who has been touring the UK with his band and recently released their EP "Wear & Tear," dedicated a song titled "Nobody" to his sister Harper, who was seen dancing in the crowd. The band made their UK festival debut at Reading.
The family traveled from the Amalfi Coast to attend the festival. Despite rainy weather, David and Victoria Beckham were seen supporting their son. A concertgoer observed the couple embracing while watching the performance.
The Canopy Stage, where The Breakers performed, has drawn attention for featuring multiple offspring of well-known celebrities, leading some attendees to dub it the "Nepo Baby Stage." This stage replaced the BBC Introducing Stage, which for nearly 20 years had provided a platform for unsigned artists. Among the acts on the Canopy Stage were Violet Grohl (daughter of Dave Grohl), People I've Met (fronted by Moses Martin, son of Chris Martin and Gwyneth Paltrow), and Villanelle (fronted by Gene Gallagher, son of Liam Gallagher and Nicole Appleton).