David Beckham has reportedly been left “heartbroken” after his son Brooklyn refused to attend his birthday bash in London on Saturday evening (May 3). The former pro footballer celebrated turning 50 in style with a dinner party at Michelin-star restaurant Core by Clare Smyth. The event was attended by an A-list group of friends, including Tom Cruise, Gary Neville, and Gordon Ramsay.

The photographer-turned chef, 26, and his wife Nicola Peltz, 30, headed back to the US shortly before the festivities amid his ongoing feud with his brother, Romeo, 22. It was reported that the siblings had fallen out over Brooklyn’s alleged suspicions surrounding Romeo’s current girlfriend, Kim Turnbul.

Insiders close to the family claim Brooklyn had a short romance with Kim before she got together with Romeo, and the older brother has allegedly questioned what the model’s motives are for dating two brothers in the same family.

Because of this rift, sources say Brooklyn has made it clear he and his wife will not attend any family gatherings where Kim is present. This has applied to events held by both parents, as Brooklyn and Nicola were also absent from Victoria’s fashion show in March.

The spat has caused a deep divide in the family and has left the boys’ parents worried and hurt over what the future holds. Speaking exclusively to the Express, a source said: “David and Victoria already knew Brooklyn wouldn’t be at the big party in Paris. Brooklyn had already celebrated his dad at a private smaller family event.

“Nevertheless both Victoria and David were disappointed that it has gotten to this and they can feel a wedge growing between them. Apparently Victoria has said she doesn’t want this fall out to become like Prince Harry and the royals with their son living in America with his wife while his family stay in the UK.”

Prince Harry shocked everyone when he sat down for a bombshell interview with the BBC on Friday, 2nd May, following the UK courts’ ruling against him regarding funding for his security detail.

The 40-year-old made a number of comments about his family, including remarking that he didn’t know how long his dad had left to live after his cancer diagnosis and stating that he hopes to reconcile with his family before it’s too late.

His comments have drawn ire from many, including outspoken broadcaster Piers Morgan. Reflecting on Brooklyn Beckham’s situation, he wrote on X: “Brooklyn Beckham competing with Prince Harry for the Worst Son of the Year award. What a pair of spectacularly ungrateful, woefully entitled wretches.”