BROOKLYN'S POST SENDS SHOCKWAVES

Following the media storm over Brooklyn Beckham's claims, we hear how his family might move forward

- LEO ROBERTS

As celebrity bombshells go, they don't come much bigger - or more explosive - than Brooklyn Beckham's six-slide Instagram post publicly denouncing his own family.

Not since Prince Harry released Spare has the unveiling of a bitter personal rift gripped the nation and dominated social media so relentlessly.

But strip away the dramatic headlines and tidal wave of memes and there is a family left hurting and in shock - and no one will have felt that pain more acutely than mum-of-four Victoria.

In his scathing, no-holds-barred statement, Brooklyn, 26, claimed he has been "controlled" by a family that "values public promotion and endorsements above all else" and accused his parents of "trying endlessly" to sabotage his relationship with his wife Nicola Peltz Beckham.

He also accused Victoria, 51, of pulling out of making Nicola’s wedding dress at “the eleventh hour” and - most embarrassingly of all - hijacking his first dance with the bride by inappropriately “dancing on me” at their star-studded 2022 reception.

Releasing what felt like years of pent-up fury, Brooklyn rounded off his stinging rebuke by saying he has finally found “peace and relief” after years spent battling “overwhelming anxiety”.

Brooklyn’s online tirade was the climax of a difficult few years for the Beckhams, which saw the aspiring chef and his wife slowly but decisively pull away from the rest of the family.

Despite Victoria attending the premiere of Nicola’s film,