Victoria and David Beckham marked their son Romeo's 24th birthday with a series of heartfelt Instagram posts, highlighting their affection for their middle child while noting the absence of his older brother, Brooklyn.
Romeo celebrated his birthday on Tuesday. His parents were among the first to send wishes. Victoria shared several photos of Romeo, expressing that he has "the biggest smile and even bigger heart." She described him as "smart, kind and loved by us all so much," adding that they are "so proud of the incredible young man you have become" and that he treats everyone with "respect and kindness."
David Beckham also posted, sharing childhood pictures of Romeo and writing, "Happy Birthday mate, we love you so much and I'm so proud of you for all you are as a person, sweet, kind and just an amazing young man." He concluded with "Love you so so much have the best day ever you deserve it."
Victoria's sister, Louise Adams, joined the family tributes with a photograph of herself, Romeo, and their father, Tony, on the Beckham family yacht.
Meanwhile, Brooklyn Beckham, 27, was reportedly radio silent on his brother's birthday. He skipped the family's annual summer sailing trip around Europe for the second consecutive year. The family recently returned from vacationing on their £16 million superyacht.
Instead of joining his family, Brooklyn spent time with his godfather, Sir Elton John, 79, and his wife Nicola Peltz on the singer's yacht off the French coast. The Beckhams and Sir Elton have maintained a friendship for over 30 years, with David Beckham referring to the musician as "Uncle Elton."
Earlier on Saturday, David, Victoria, and Romeo attended the Reading Festival to support Cruz, 21, and his band, The Breakers. The youngest child, Harper, 15, was also present in the crowd for Cruz's festival debut.
Separately, Victoria Beckham's company announced a positive financial update this week, reporting a £7.3 million operating profit. This success is attributed in part to the strong performance of her beauty line, particularly her foundation makeup, which sold out quickly upon release and generated a waitlist of 25,000 customers. Her company, Victoria Beckham Holdings, which encompasses her fashion and beauty ranges, reported a 15 percent increase in revenue to £129.8 million for the year ending December 2025, marking its fifth consecutive year of double-digit revenue growth.