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Following the strong and shocking statement of Brooklyn Beckham, who publicly accused his parents of trying to destroy his marriage to Nicola Peltz through "countless lies", the first public reaction has come from David Beckham.
Invited to the "Squawk Box" show on CNBC, this Tuesday (January 20), the 50-year-old former football player spoke indirectly about the family situation, focusing on the influence of social networks and the education of his children: Brooklyn, Romeo, Cruz and Harper.
"I've tried to educate them. They make mistakes, but that's how they learn," said David Beckham, adding that parents, in some cases, should let their children face the consequences of their choices. He stressed that his children are "allowed to make mistakes," a statement that many interpreted as an indirect response to Brooklyn's accusations.
This was David Beckham's first public appearance since the family scandal broke out, as during his participation in the World Economic Forum in Davos, he had avoided any questions regarding his eldest son and the crisis within the family.
On the other hand, sources close to Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz say that the couple is deeply disappointed by the situation. According to them, they are tired of the lack of a public apology and the damage that, they say, Brooklyn's parents have caused to their private lives in an attempt to protect the Beckham family's public image.
Although David and Victoria Beckham have reportedly requested reconciliation meetings several times, Brooklyn remains steadfast in his stance. He has stated that since distancing himself from his family, his anxiety has disappeared, suggesting that his relationship with his parents has been a major source of stress for him.
Now, international media attention is focused on the Beckham clan, as the public waits to see if this deep family rift will ever find a path to reconciliation, or if it will remain one of the most sensational conflicts in the history of modern showbiz.
@dailymailuk Sir David Beckham made his first public comments since his son Brooklyn's extraordinary statement denouncing his family. Speaking on CNBC's 'Squawk Box' Beckham said 'children make mistakes' and that 'you have to let your children make mistakes' after he was asked about the use of social media. ????CNBC #davidbeckham #brooklynbeckham #victoriabeckham ♬ original sound - Daily Mail UK
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