Beckham Family Reunites at Paris Fashion Week Amid Brooklyn's Absence

David Beckham, accompanied by his children Romeo, Cruz, and Harper, showed strong support for his wife Victoria at her Paris Fashion Week show held at La Conciergerie on Friday. The family, including Cruz's girlfriend Jackie Apostel, occupied the front row for the presentation of Victoria's Spring/Summer 2027 collection.

Romeo Beckham was notably dressed in an oversized gunmetal gray suit paired with a white T-shirt and brown loafers, while Cruz opted for a cream jumper. Jackie Apostel wore a black cut-out gown from Victoria's collection.

Brooklyn Beckham, Victoria and David's eldest son, was absent from the event despite also being in Paris. He and his wife, Nicola Peltz, attended the Balenciaga show the previous night. This marks another family event Brooklyn has missed, following a public statement he made in January denouncing his parents and declaring he was no longer part of 'Brand Beckham.'

David Beckham appeared to extend an olive branch to his estranged son by liking an Instagram post featuring Brooklyn and Nicola at the MESSIKA show on Thursday night. This gesture comes amid ongoing speculation about a potential family reconciliation, fueled by Brooklyn and Nicola's presence in the French capital.

Brooklyn and Nicola were seen hand-in-hand arriving at the Grand Palais for a show, while Romeo was attending an event at the nearby Plaza Athénée hotel. Last night, the couple also attended the Balenciaga show, where Brooklyn sported a leather jacket and cargo trousers, and Nicola wore a black tank top with a low-rise skirt.

Meanwhile, Cruz and Jackie Apostel shared glimpses of their outfits on Instagram ahead of Victoria's show. Victoria herself was seen preparing for the event, notably by training on a Stairmaster in four-inch stilettos, a moment captured by her husband David.

Victoria Beckham's holding company, encompassing her fashion and beauty businesses, reported an operating profit of £7.3 million for the year ending December 2025, a significant improvement from the previous year's £1.5 million loss. The fashion business alone achieved an operating profit of £1.5 million, driven by increased sales of items featured in her Netflix documentary. However, after tax, the fashion business incurred a loss of £1.7 million, with the fashion brand owing £59 million to creditors. When the beauty brand is included, the overall after-tax profit was £2.4 million.