"Brooklyn Beckham hit out at his parents Victoria and David in a social media post this week (Image credit: Getty Images) Brooklyn Beckham revealed the extent of his estrangement from parents David and Victoria on Monday in a series of explosive accusations. The eldest of the Beckhams' children levelled some disturbing allegations at his parents, torching their relationship and confirming that he no longer wishes to reconcile with them."
"Now Brooklyn Peltz Beckham, the heir to the Beckham fortune is the oldest of four children and clearly has an uneasy relationship with the searing spotlight in which he grew up. He was born 1999, just a couple of months before his father completed a famous treble with Manchester United. The young family moved with Beckham Sr to Real Madrid and then LA Galaxy before returning to England."
"A post shared by @brooklynpeltzbeckham A photo posted by on Brooklyn's short football career looks more than a little sad in light of his revelations about his relationship with his parents. It took him to the Arsenal academy, where both he and brother Romeo failed to make the grade in 2015, after spells with LA Galaxy and a six-month stint with Paris Saint-Germain's Under-14s. Brooklyn missed out on a scholarship."
Brooklyn Beckham revealed a deep estrangement from parents David and Victoria, leveling explosive allegations and stating he no longer wishes to reconcile. He linked some alleged parental behaviour to protecting the Beckham brand and repeatedly referenced tensions surrounding his marriage to Nicola Peltz. Brooklyn is the oldest of four children, born in 1999 during his father's Manchester United success, and the family relocated as his father moved to Real Madrid and LA Galaxy before returning to England. Brooklyn pursued youth football with LA Galaxy, Paris Saint-Germain Under-14s and the Arsenal academy, where he and brother Romeo failed to earn scholarships despite training alongside future professionals.
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