Susannah Constantine Shades Victoria Beckham Amid Family Rift

Susannah Constantine has made her allegiance in the Beckham family feud crystal clear – by blacking out Victoria’s name from her sunglasses.

While in the back of a black cab with her former "What Not To Wear" co-host Trinny Woodall, Constantine discussed her oversized Victoria Beckham-branded shades. "Darling, love your sunglasses," Woodall commented, to which Constantine replied, "Aren’t they great. They’re so comfortable." She then revealed, "You can’t see that, can you, because I Tippexed it off," laughing.

This is not the first time Constantine has commented on the Beckham family's discord. In January 2026, following Brooklyn Beckham's lengthy Instagram statement addressing the rift, Constantine publicly declared herself #TeamBrooklyn. "Can’t believe I’m posting this. But for the record I’m #teambrooklyn @brooklynpeltzbeckham," she wrote, adding, "This young couple’s love for each other is one of the few things that is real, deep and un-manufactured." Her statement was a staunch show of support for Brooklyn and his wife, Nicola Peltz Beckham, amid their estrangement from his parents.

Constantine’s public stance is particularly noteworthy given her connection to the family. Her daughter, Esme, and Brooklyn Beckham share Sir Elton John as a godfather. Sir Elton and his husband, David Furnish, have also reportedly hosted Brooklyn and Nicola for dinner in Nice over the summer, but did not extend the same hospitality to David and Victoria Beckham.

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