Not true: Cruz Beckham denies unfollow rumor, says Brooklyn blocked David-Victoria
Cruz Beckham shut down rumors of a social media feud within the Beckham family, clarifying that his parents, David and Victoria Beckham, did not unfollow his older brother Brooklyn on Instagram. Cruz said that it was Brooklyn who unfollowed him.
Cruz Beckham has addressed rumors of discord within the Beckham family on social media and strongly denied claims that his parents, David and Victoria Beckham, unfollowed their eldest son, Brooklyn Beckham, on Instagram. Amid growing speculation of a family feud, Cruz clarified that the situation has been widely misrepresented.
In an earlier report on Sunday, India Today had quoted People To point out that David and Victoria Beckham unfollowed their son Brooklyn amid reports of a rift, Brooklyn also unfollowed him.
Responding directly to the reports on Instagram Stories, Cruz, 20, set the record straight. “Not true,” Cruz wrote. “My parents would never unfollow their son Let’s get the facts straight. He was blocked just like me.” Their statement revealed that the unfollow seen on Instagram was not a deliberate move by David and Victoria, but the result of a block.
Cruz’s comments come as public interest in the Beckham family’s personal dynamics has intensified, with fans closely analyzing social media activity for signs of tension. In recent weeks, speculation has focused on David and Victoria’s eldest son Brooklyn, 26, and his relationship with the rest of his family, particularly after changes in online follow lists attracted attention.
Cruz suggests that the block originated on Brooklyn’s part, causing connections on the platform to be automatically removed, rather than any conscious decision by her parents to remove themselves. Their response is intended to counter the narrative that David and Victoria decided to sever ties with their son over social media.
While the Beckham family has not released any official statement addressing the rumors, Cruz’s clarification provides insight into the situation and pushes back against assumptions being made based solely on online activity.