Brooklyn Beckham Attends Balenciaga Show Amid Family Fashion Week Presence

Brooklyn Beckham, 27, has debuted salt and pepper flecks in his hair while attending the Balenciaga show in Paris with his wife, Nicola Peltz. The appearance comes just one day before his estranged mother, Victoria Beckham, is scheduled to present her own collection at Paris Fashion Week.

Beckham tucked his newly lightened hair behind his ears as he arrived at the designer's Spring/Summer 2027 show. He wore an open-collar white shirt, a loose black tie, a leather jacket, and cargo trousers. Peltz complemented his look in a black tank top, a low-rise skirt, and stilettos. The couple, married since 2022, appeared cheerful at the event.

This marks another instance of Brooklyn Beckham attending a prominent fashion event in Paris while his family is also present, raising questions about potential encounters amid a reported ongoing feud. The aspiring chef has reportedly been estranged from his family for nearly two years, following a statement he released in January. He has not been present at family events during this period.

Victoria Beckham has been actively preparing for her upcoming show. Earlier in the week, she drew attention for working out on a Stairmaster while wearing four-inch stilettos, a feat documented by her husband, David Beckham. "Darling, I know it's Fashion Week, but don't you think you're taking this a bit too far?" David reportedly asked her, to which she playfully responded, "No, I'm just training."

Victoria Beckham's fashion and beauty businesses reported a significant improvement in their financial standing. The holding company achieved an operating profit of £7.3 million for the year ending December 2025, a substantial increase from a £1.5 million loss the previous year. The fashion business alone saw an operating profit of £1.5 million, boosted by sales from items featured in her Netflix documentary, such as the 'Tilly' T-shirt and 'Alina' jeans. Despite this, the fashion business incurred an after-tax loss of £1.7 million and owes £59 million to creditors, with the cost of sales remaining high at £17.5 million.