Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz Arrive in Paris Amid Family Tensions
The couple attended Paris Fashion Week, coinciding with estranged mother Victoria Beckham's show, as reports of a family feud continue.
Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz Beckham made a public appearance at Paris Fashion Week on Tuesday evening, arriving hand-in-hand in the French capital. Their attendance comes just days before Victoria Beckham's highly anticipated fashion show, reportedly marked by ongoing family estrangement.
Sources suggest the couple may attend the Balenciaga show on Thursday. This timing raises questions about potential interactions with Brooklyn's family, who are expected to be present for Victoria's event on Friday. The couple's coordinated outfits, with Nicola Peltz adopting a demeanor reminiscent of her mother-in-law, added to the public narrative surrounding their relationship.
Peltz wore a white long-sleeved crop top with black leather trousers and heels, showcasing her midriff. Beckham complemented her in a white T-shirt and oversized brown trousers, highlighting his tattoos. Victoria Beckham's fashion show has become a notable event during Paris Fashion Week.
The reported rift between Brooklyn Beckham and his family has been ongoing for nearly two years, following a public statement in January where he reportedly distanced himself from "Brand Beckham." This has led to his absence from numerous family gatherings.
Meanwhile, Victoria Beckham has been actively preparing for her show. On Monday, she drew attention by using a Stairmaster while wearing four-inch stilettos. Videos shared on her Instagram story captured her husband, David Beckham, humorously questioning her choice of gym attire. Victoria responded playfully, stating she was simply "training."
Victoria Beckham's business ventures have shown financial recovery. Her holding company, encompassing fashion and beauty, reported an operating profit of £7.3 million for the year ending December 2025, a significant improvement from a £1.5 million loss the previous year. The fashion business alone achieved an operating profit of £1.5 million, boosted by sales of specific items featured in her Netflix documentary.
Victoria Beckham herself noted the company's recovery, telling the Financial Times, "We have all worked hard for a long time for this moment of profitability and growth." She added that the brand is no longer perceived solely as a celebrity brand after two decades.
However, an examination of the financial statements reveals that after tax, the fashion business incurred a loss of £1.7 million. Furthermore, a new loan of £1.5 million was issued to the fashion business. The cost of sales for the fashion business remains high at £17.5 million, an increase from the prior year, and the brand owes £59 million to creditors.
When the make-up and beauty brand are included, the overall financial picture improves, with Victoria Beckham Holdings reporting an operating profit of £7.3 million and an after-tax profit of £2.4 million.