Romeo Beckham, 23, was seen enjoying a solo jet ski ride during his family's holiday to Ibiza on Thursday. The model, who is currently sporting bleach blond hair reminiscent of his father David Beckham's style from the early 2000s, appeared to be deep in thought as he navigated the Mediterranean Sea. Beckham was observed wearing a life jacket and bright green swimming shorts, showcasing his toned arms.
Earlier in the week, Beckham was accompanied by his girlfriend, model Kim Turnbull, for another jet ski excursion. Turnbull, 25, joined Beckham and his family for their holiday in the Balearic Islands. During that outing, both were photographed in swimwear, with Beckham wearing red swimming shorts.
The Beckham family is currently vacationing on their luxury yacht, 'Seven,' a 130-foot vessel purchased in 2022. The yacht, named after David Beckham's iconic football shirt number and their daughter Harper's middle name, features five cabins, accommodating up to ten guests, and a crew of seven. It is equipped with amenities such as a spa bath, a large garage for water toys, and a jet ski.
Romeo's younger brother, Cruz, is not part of the current trip as he is touring North America with his band, The Breakers.
Reports have also surfaced regarding a reported rift between Brooklyn Beckham and his parents. Unlike other family members, Brooklyn has not publicly acknowledged his parents' birthdays or significant milestones recently. Last month, it was reported that Brooklyn was upset about being included in a Father's Day post and prefers his parents to cease contact. This follows an incident late last year where Brooklyn reportedly blocked his parents on Instagram, and communication was subsequently routed through legal representatives.
Earlier this year, Brooklyn faced criticism following the release of a commercial for DoorDash. Despite having recently stated a desire for privacy, fans branded him 'classless' for participating in the sponsored content, which was reportedly lucrative. Sources suggest the Beckham family was not entirely pleased with this venture, viewing it as contradictory to Brooklyn's stated wishes for privacy.