Brooklyn Beckham breaks silence after sister snub and takes a swipe at his parents

Brooklyn Beckham has broken his silence after his sister Harper Beckham was reportedly seen outside his Los Angeles home, just hours after their father Sir David Beckham was honoured with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame

Brooklyn Beckham has broken his silence after appearing to snub his sister, Harper. Just hours after the Beckhams came together to celebrate Sir David being honoured with a star on the legendary Hollywood Walk of Fame, Harper was spotted outside her elder brother’s residence in Los Angeles.

Yet any aspirations the youngster harboured of mending fences with her older sibling were crushed when Harper failed to gain entry to the property. Brooklyn was instead across the country in New York, where he posted a photograph of himself out jogging.

Now, the aspiring chef has turned to social media, posting a sponsored advertisement alongside a mysterious message stating: “It’s complicated… More soon.”

Following the emergence of photographs showing his sister, a source revealed that Brooklyn felt “uncomfortable” and insisted it was an “orchestrated move by his family.”

Insiders close to his parents have hit back after Brooklyn’s representatives suggested the images had been “choreographed”. “It is incredibly sad that this horrible accusation is being levelled at an innocent young girl who just desperately misses her brother,” a source close to his parents said.

While Brooklyn may have ignored the ongoing drama surrounding him, his social media followers have issued a warning.

In the comment section of his latest post, one fan wrote: “Please don’t forget your family. Don’t forget that it was David Beckham who brought you to where you are today. You and your brothers — your father is a great man, and don’t forget your mother.”

Another added: “You knew what you was doing with this commercial.” “I’m wondering why you’re refusing to speak to your parents?” asked a third.

Earlier today the ladies of Loose Women have spoken about the Beckham feud – and they’ve decided that regardless of what really happened, children should never be involved in family drama.

Lisa Riley shared that she was always kept out of family drama as a child, while Sue Cleaver was clear that she would never want children involved in any of her drama.