Nicola Peltz Beckham went topless for a campaign with the Italian fashion house Genny, choosing a bold, eye-catching shot that features a pair of oversized glasses. In another look, the 30-year-old heiress appears in a champagne satin padded jacket worn off the shoulders, paired with matching relaxed trousers and a large heart-shaped silver ring. A final look sees her in a sleeveless black fitted top complemented by oversized black sunglasses and heart-shaped earrings. The new imagery marks a high-fashion moment for the billionaire heiress in a week already marked by high-profile fashion moments within the Beckham family.
Her topless snap arrives the same week Victoria Beckham presented a different kind of boldness, posing for ELLE's October 2025 issue in racy shots. On the cover, the former Spice Girl wears a belted trench, and inside the magazine, she is shown in more provocative looks, including underwear glimpsed through a sheer top, as part of a candid profile that touches on her life in the public eye. Victoria, who has expanded her media presence with a Netflix program about her life, steps into a new chapter as the camera turns toward the designer and mother of four.
Victoria Beckham, 51, is letting cameras into her life for a Netflix series simply titled Victoria Beckham, three episodes that promise exclusive access to the former pop star, her husband David and the family closest to them. The project follows the success of David Beckham’s own documentary-style program and aims to give viewers a window into the couple’s life, business ventures and personal dynamics. The show arrives amid a broader family narrative in which Victoria has stated she wants to balance heartache with visibility, ensuring that Brooklyn Beckham features in the project alongside his siblings and parents.
The timing of Nicola’s campaign and Victoria’s ELLE shoot comes as the Beckham family continues to navigate a well-publicized rift with Brooklyn Beckham, Nicola Peltz Beckham’s husband. Brooklyn has been keeping a lower public profile in recent months, and reports indicate he has not publicly acknowledged milestones for his younger brother Romeo, who turned 23 this week. Romeo’s birthday was publicly celebrated by the rest of the family, while Brooklyn shared greetings from Beverly Hills, where he and Nicola have been based for work and personal life matters. The family has been described as no longer being on speaking terms with Brooklyn and Nicola after the couple renewed their vows without inviting the Beckham clan, a development that has drawn considerable attention as the show and campaigns roll out.
The family dynamic has continued to unfold as Brooklyn and Nicola have pursued projects together in the United States, including a Moncler advertising shoot that pulled Nicola into the spotlight alongside her husband. In the weeks since the vow renewal, David and Victoria Beckham have posted tributes to Romeo and other relatives, underscoring the ongoing tension within the family while keeping a public-facing front through campaigns, social media and, now, a Netflix documentary venture. The public-facing campaigns and the Netflix series, each in their own right, reflect a broader trend of the Beckhams turning their family story into a coordinated media narrative, even as private fractures persist.
As the press cycle continues, Nicola Peltz Beckham’s Genny campaign and Victoria Beckham’s ELLE cover illustrate how the couple’s extended family remains a focal point for fashion and entertainment media. The Netflix project further cements Victoria’s intent to share her life on screen, while the reported estrangement around Brooklyn and Nicola keeps the family’s public arc in flux. Whether these efforts will translate into a reconciliation remains uncertain, but for now, the campaigns and the show are shaping a narrative in which fashion, fame and family intersect in highly watched ways.