Brooklyn Beckham shares cryptic post following ruthless statement after sister Harper turns up on his doorstep

Brooklyn Beckham appears to have made a savage dig at his parents with his latest brand deal.

The 27-year-old is featured in an ad campaign for DoorDash, which was shared on his Instagram account.

"You’re probably wondering why I’m watching the FIFA World Cup 2026 from home," Brooklyn says to the camera, before smirking.

"It’s a long story," he adds, before going on to chuck several World Cup tickets onto a coffee table.

The advert then says: "It’s complicated. More soon."

While Brooklyn likely didn't have a say in when the advert was posted, which was shared in collaboration with the US food delivery service, it didn't take long for fans to speculate whether or not the aspiring chefs were a dig at the rift between parents David and Victoria.

"You’re at home because you divorced your entire family," read one comment.

"We all know why you’re watching from home mate," wrote another, while a third added: "You knew what you was doing with this commercial."

The DoorDash account also waded into the drama, commenting: "We have a guess on why you’re watching from home."

Brooklyn's feud with his parents is back in the headlines once again, after it emerged that his 14-year-old sister Harper had visited his home to deliver a letter last week. The Beckham clan had been in Los Angeles to see former England star David honoured with a Walk of Fame star, with the teenager photographed outside of Brooklyn's Los Angeles home, which he shares with wife Nicola Peltz.

However, the couple were not home at the time, instead in New York, with a representative for the couple telling Page Six the visit had been 'choreographed' for the cameras.

Harper's visit was referenced in one of the more critical comments left on the post, which read: "You were not even home. Call your sister."

Comments have since been limited on the post, however it is unclear whether or not this was done by Brooklyn or DoorDash.

This isn't the first time that DoorDash waded into the world of celebrity in promotional adverts, with the brand previously partnering with 50 Cent for a Super Bowl advert, which made several less subtle digs at his beef with disgraced music mogul Sean 'Diddy' Combs.

Referring to himself as 'the king of trolls', the rapper, real name Curtis Jackson, jokes that he would never 'deliver beef' to an audience of millions... before going on to make numerous thinly veiled digs at Diddy and several other adversaries.

Whatever this era of celebrity marketing is, it's certainly one which gets people talking.