Brooklyn Beckham is reportedly planning to build a business empire based around “everyday products”.
Brooklyn Beckham has been taking business advice from Nelson Peltz
The 27-year-old son of Sir David Beckham and Lady Victoria Beckham – who is estranged from his parents – has already launched his own hot sauce brand and is believed to be making plans to establish himself as successful entrepreneur with help from his billionaire father-in-law Nelson Peltz, father of his wife Nicola Peltz, who made a fortune from a frozen foods business before turning to investing.
A source told The Sun that Brooklyn has been taking advice from Nelson as he plots his next career move, saying: “Brooklyn has been getting advice from Nicola’s dad, as he’s the one who suggested that Brooklyn’s best prospects probably lie in doing everyday products.
“Using his fame and name to sell easy consumables such as the hot sauce, that can be sold in volume and built up product by product.
“He’s told him how it will always generate income until one day he’ll have such brand recognition that it will be a logical step to then have loads of restaurants.”
The insider went on to claim Brooklyn is determined to build a brand that eclipses the wealth of his famous parents, adding: “It might look like Brooklyn is riding Nicola’s coattails and before that he was always accused of sponging off his parents.
“He’s determined to forge his own career path, so everyone can see how well he has done after walking away from the Beckham brand and name.
“He believes that with Nelson’s help, that together himself and Nicola are going to become more famous and build a bigger empire than his parents.”
Brooklyn – who has previously attempted careers as both a chef and a photographer – recently earned a reported $1 million pay day for filming a soccer World Cup advert in which he mocked his family feud.
He has been estranged from his parents for several years and previously blasted them in a scathing Instagram post, but he seemingly made light of the fall out in the commercial filmed for food delivery service DoorDash – themed around the 2026 FIFA soccer World Cup tournament which was held in the US where he now lives with Nicola.
In the clip, which debuted on social media, Brooklyn was seen throwing a pile of World Cup tickets down and sniggering as he says: “You’re probably wondering why I’m watching the FIFA World Cup 2026 from home … It’s a long story.”
The advert ends with the worlds: “It’s complicated. More soon.”
Brooklyn’s soccer tickets were seen lying on the floor next to a camera, a pile of unopened letters and a £250,000 watch – similar to one given to him by his father – which sits on a coffee table.
A full version of the advert was later released and it showed Brooklyn giving away his World Cup tickets to a delivery driver, saying: “These can go to someone else. Put them somewhere fun.”
Brooklyn sent shockwaves around the world in January when he issued a strongly-worded statement on Instagram in which he insisted he did “not want to reconcile” with his parents and accused them of attempting to control the public narrative surrounding their family’s every movement.
Brooklyn said at the time in his lengthy statement: “I have been silent for years and made every effort to keep these matters private.” He added: “Unfortunately my parents and their team have continued to go to the press, leaving me with no choice but to speak for myself and tell the truth about only some of the lies that have been printed.”
Brooklyn continued: “I do not want to reconcile with my family. I’m not being controlled, I’m standing up for myself for the first time in my life.” He later alleged his mother behaved “in an inappropriate way” during his wedding celebrations with Nicola Peltz in 2022, further fuelling reports of tensions between Nicola and Victoria that had circulated since the ceremony in Florida.
