Susannah Constantine Sides with Brooklyn Beckham, Modifies Victoria Beckham Sunglasses

Susannah Constantine has publicly demonstrated her support for Brooklyn Beckham amid the ongoing family rift, notably by altering a pair of Victoria Beckham-branded sunglasses.

While riding in a taxi with her former "What Not to Wear" co-host Trinny Woodall, Constantine revealed she had removed Victoria Beckham's name from her designer shades. "You can't see that, can you, because I Tippexed it off," Constantine admitted with a laugh, when Woodall complimented the sunglasses.

Constantine previously declared her support for Brooklyn Beckham on social media. In January 2026, following Brooklyn's lengthy Instagram statement addressing the family dispute, Constantine posted, "For the record I'm #teambrooklyn @brooklynpeltzbeckham. This young couple's love for each other is one of the few things that is real, deep and un-manufactured."

Her public stance is notable given her familial connection to the Beckhams. Constantine's daughter, Esme, and Brooklyn Beckham share Sir Elton John as a godfather. Elton John and his husband, David Furnish, have reportedly hosted Brooklyn and his wife, Nicola Peltz Beckham, for social gatherings in Nice over the summer, but have not extended similar hospitality to David and Victoria Beckham. 

Elsewhere, Amal and George Clooney hosted their black-tie charity gala, The Albies, at the Natural History Museum in London. Among the attendees were Brad Pitt and Ines de Ramon, Vogue editor Anna Wintour, and Emma Thompson. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were notably absent from the event, with a friend of the couple stating Meghan was at home while Prince Harry was watching rugby in Leicester.

Meanwhile, supermodel Naomi Campbell is preparing to launch her own skincare brand next year, aiming to help consumers achieve a youthful appearance. Campbell shared this news at Vogue College of Fashion last week, also advising students to "always remember the people who were kind to you early in your career."

In other news, classical singer Katherine Jenkins has encouraged attendees of her concert at the London Palladium to "dress to impress," offering a prize for the best-dressed guest in an effort to elevate sartorial standards at West End events.