On Thursday, Brooklyn Beckham seemed to convey a message about his feelings of ‘loneliness,’ possibly directed at his estranged family, following their celebration of his younger brother Cruz’s music performance.

At 26, the eldest son of David and Victoria Beckham finds himself amid a family rift. This tension reached a climax in May when Brooklyn and his wife, Nicola Peltz, 30, opted out of his father’s 50th birthday festivities and later missed his Knighthood ceremony.

In the wake of his family’s enthusiastic social media posts about Cruz’s Notting Hill gig, Brooklyn shared a new cooking video on Instagram, accompanied by a melancholic soundtrack.

In his latest culinary creation, Brooklyn prepared a fried chicken sandwich with slaw, showcasing his signature Cloud23 hot sauce, while Dr. Hook’s 1978 song “Sharing the Night Together” played in the background.

The song’s lyrics, which include lines like, “You’re looking kinda lonely, girl,” and “I’m feeling kinda lonely too,” suggest a theme of seeking companionship, possibly mirroring Brooklyn’s own sentiments.

Brooklyn Beckham, 26, appeared to share a message with his estranged family about his ‘loneliness’ on Thursday after they celebrated younger brother’s Cruz’s music gig

The eldest son of David and Victoria Beckham has been engulfed in a family feud which came to a head in May after he and wife Nicola Peltz, 30, snubbed his father’s birthday celebrations

Brooklyn took to Instagram with a sad soundtrack, just a day after his parents and sister Harper (pictured with Cruz) shared gushing posts celebrating Cruz’s Notting Hill gig 

Brooklyn’s video saw followers complain and criticise the amateur chef for skipping his father’s knighthood.

They wrote: ‘Brooklyn, your father was knighted this month, have you congratulated him? Enjoy your chicken sandwich’:  ‘Maybe you could cook them when you finally see your parents and celebrate your dad’s knighthood…… as we know, you wouldn’t be where you are in society without them’: ‘You look so much like your father. You should give him a call.’

On Wednesday Cruz, 20, left his proud parents reduced to ‘tears of pride’ as he took to the stage with his band The Breakers.

He held a gig for friends and family inside the old Laylow building in Notting Hill, which was once a celeb hotspot visited by Rihanna, Madonna, Kate Moss, Cameron Diaz, and Mick Jagger. 

Proud mum Victoria, 51, was in the front row to witness her youngest son’s performance and shared a clip of him singing while playing the guitar.

Alongside the video, she gushed: ‘Wow!!! You look so happy Cruz and we couldn’t be prouder we love you @cruzbeckham xxxxxxxxxx.’

Cruz’s grandmother – Sir David’s mother Sandra, 76 – also publicly expressed her pride for her grandson.

His girlfriend Jackie Apostel, 30, was also in the audience to support him, dropping a huge hint he’ll release a debut album soon.

His latest recipe, saw him whip up a a fried chicken sandwich with slaw and his own brand Cloud23 hot sauce, while Dr Hook’s 1978 hit Sharing the Night Together played

With lyrics that included: ‘ You’re looking kinda lonely, girl // Would you like someone new to talk to? // I’m feeling kinda lonely too,’ (Cruz pictured)

On Wednesday Cruz, 20, left his proud parents reduced to ‘tears of pride’ as he took to the stage with his band 

Victoria also proudly shared a gushing tribute from Harper, who reflected on his music journey – from practicing with his guitar to having his own band

She said: ‘Might it finally be time to drop what we’ve all been waiting for? @cruzbeckham.’

While his older brother Romeo has yet to share footage of the gig, his girlfriend Kim Turnbull showed her support with a clip of Cruz’s set alongside two trophy emojis.

Victoria also proudly shared a gushing tribute from Harper, who reflected on his music journey – from practicing with his guitar to having his own band. 

The teen wrote: ‘I am beyond proud of you Cruz and how far you have come, I am so so proud to call you not just my brother but my role model. 

‘I can’t be more grateful to have a brother like you. I can’t believe you are a rockstar!’

‘Last night you were amazing and I may have shed a few years of pride, you have come so far and it’s crazy to me that you stayed with just you and your guitar and now you are performing with your own band, your own crowd and so many people that love and care for you. 

‘Watching you last night honestly made me tear up and made me realise even more how talented you really are.

‘I love you so, so much and I can’t wait for you to make many more amazing songs and memories along this journey.’ 

Close friend of the family David Gardner was also in attendance, telling his followers how Cruz’s performance was ‘sooooooooo good’.

During the set, Cruz performed his latest song Optics, a very explicit single about drugs and sex. 

During the track, he sings: ‘Take a thousand selfies in your bed while I trip in mine / I love me some mushrooms and good head and an erotic 69’.

The chorus repeats: ‘Stay high fashion, no comedown, no crashing but you wanna know how it looks, I wanna know how it feels’.

His second single release Lick The Toad favours less racy lyrics, basing his song on ‘mother nature’.

David and Victoria seen with their children Brooklyn, Romeo, Cruz and Harper last year before the family feud

Victoria and Cruz had left fans begging them to release a duet together as they performed an acoustic version of Viva Forever by the Spice Girls on Wednesday.

Posh Spice showed she’s still got it as she went makeup-free showing off her impressive vocals in the social media clip. 

Cruz could be seen sitting opposite her in the family’s London mansion as he played the guitar.

Fans flooded the comments section branding it a contender to be this year’s Christmas number one if the mother and son duo did release the track.

Last month it was reported Cruz had signed with top music management company C3, who worked with the US indie group The Strokes. 

He was also pictured in the recording studio.