This is getting out of hand.
Brooklyn Beckham and his wife, Nicola Peltz, put on a united front while celebrating Christmas Eve as his family feud continues to rage on.
The tatted-up hot sauce entrepreneur shared a photo on his Instagram Story Wednesday in which he was seen holding Peltz’s hand.
He captioned the sweet image, “My everything x.”
Earlier this week, Brooklyn seemingly reacted to his 20-year-old brother Cruz’s claim that he allegedly blocked his family on Instagram.
Brooklyn, 26, posted a TikTok video of himself taking a sidewalk stroll while the Lady Gaga song, “Telephone,” played — specifically, her singing the lyrics, “Sorry, I cannot hear you. I’m kinda busy.”
“Is this for your blocked parents?” one commenter asked, while another joked that Brooklyn was “saying that to his parents.”
His video came shortly after Cruz denied a report that their parents, David and Victoria Beckham, blocked Brooklyn on Instagram.
“NOT TRUE. My mum and dad would never unfollow their son. Let’s get the facts right. They woke up blocked … as did I,” Cruz wrote in a Dec. 21 Instagram Story.
A source recently told The Sun that David and Victoria are “heartbroken by what’s gone on here.” The insider added, “It came out of the blue for them, and in the lead-up to Christmas, when families are supposed to come together, it’s devastating.”
Rumors of a feud with Brooklyn’s family have swirled since he and Nicola tied the knot in 2022. At the time, sources claimed that Nicola, 30, was at odds with Brooklyn’s mom, Victoria Beckham.
In October, Netflix released the docuseries “Victoria Beckham,” about the former Spice Girls singer’s life and fashion career. All of the core family members appeared in the doc, aside from Brooklyn and Nicola.
That same month, a source told Us Weekly that Brooklyn had “no interest” in making amends with the Beckham family right now.
The chef is “really focused on living a peaceful, drama-free life” with the “Lola” actress for the time being, an insider told the outlet at the time.
Further drama unraveled when Victoria reportedly “liked” one of her eldest son’s posts about cooking chicken.
Her “like” prompted observers online to comment and beg Brooklyn to make amends with his family.
