Brooklyn Beckham 'declines offer' after father David 'secretly reaches out' amid family feud

David Beckham extended an olive branch to his eldest son Brooklyn amid the feud currently dividing the famous family, according to reports.

But the former Manchester United ace, 50, is said to have been given the cold shoulder in return.

The drama among the high-profile brood reportedly dates back to Brooklyn's 2022 wedding to billionaire heiress Nicola Peltz-Beckham.

The photographer and aspiring chef, 26, is alleged to have found himself stuck in the middle of the feud.

Fans of the Beckhams began to notice that Brooklyn and Nicola were noticeably absent from a string of major events - including David's 50th birthday bash.

Cruz and Romeo then unfollowed their big brother on social media, before it all hit the fan last month when it emerged that Brooklyn had apparently blocked his parents and siblings on Instagram.

And this week, it was reported that the Beckham's firstborn sent a 'legal letter' to David and Victoria, which insisted they only get in touch with him via his lawyer.

Brooklyn reportedly sent a 'legal letter' to his parents forbidding them from contacting him, unless it's through his lawyer (David M. Benett/Dave Benett/Getty Images)

And as his Spice Girl mum previously liked an Instagram video he shared, which detailed a chicken recipe, she is said to have violated the terms laid out by Brooklyn.

Sources claim that this is what prompted him to block his relatives on social media.

Now, it has been alleged that Brooklyn's dad reached out to him over the festive period in the hopes of smoothing things over, only to be snubbed once again.

According to The Sun, insiders claim that David invited Brooklyn to attend his knighthood back in November, along with the rest of the family.

At the time, the former midfielder said receiving the honour from King Charles was the 'proudest moment' of his life.

The publication alleges that the invitation was also extended to Brooklyn's wife Nicola, 30, with the Beckhams offering to host her at an evening dinner where they celebrated David becoming a 'Sir'.

However, the report claims that Brooklyn believed the request for them to attend the pivotal event was merely a bid to keep up appearances, as well as being another example of his parents 'gaslighting' him.

His dad David is said to have invited him and Nicola to celebrate his knighthood in November - but they reportedly turned it down (Saira MacLeod/WWD via Getty Images)

It goes on to state that David and Victoria have tried to contact their son via text message, suggesting a 'private reconciliation' could forge a path of peace.

However, it is understood that these messages have gone unanswered.

Despite seemingly cutting off most of his nearest and dearest, Brooklyn is said to have been in cahoots with his beloved grandparents over Christmas.

Although he was in the States with his in-laws for the festive season, he has reportedly been chatting to David's parents, Ted and Sandra, as well as Victoria's mum and dad, Tony and Jackie, over the phone.

A source claimed he 'adores' the four of them and 'knows how much pain this is causing everyone', which is why Brooklyn 'reached out in his own time'.

"[He] tried to keep it low-key so as not to drag them into it," the insider said. "Brooklyn is navigating this soul-crushing family feud as best he can but it isn’t easy on anyone. Nicola remains his absolute rock."

LADbible has reached out to representatives of David and Brooklyn Beckham for comment.