Reports suggest that Lady Victoria Beckham is feeling “smug” as she prepares for what some sources describe as a form of “final revenge” on her daughter-in-law, Nicola Peltz, amid an ongoing family rift involving Brooklyn Beckham. Sir David and Lady Victoria Beckham have spent several years living in west Oxfordshire, where they have settled comfortably into countryside life on their Cotswolds estate. Despite their rural retreat and focus on family, speculation has continued for months regarding tensions surrounding their eldest son.
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According to national reports, Brooklyn and Nicola have gradually distanced themselves from the wider Beckham family and were notably absent from Sir David’s 50th birthday celebrations earlier this year. Closer magazine now claims that Victoria feels a sense of satisfaction following her husband’s recent knighthood, which she allegedly views as a symbolic triumph over the Peltz family. Sources say she believes the honour elevates the Beckhams in a way “money can’t buy”, placing them firmly within high royal society.
An insider quoted by the publication suggests Victoria feels she has “had the last laugh”, noting that while Nicola’s parents may have vast wealth, the Beckhams’ newly acquired titles carry a prestige that cannot be purchased. They describe Victoria as “the cat that got the cream,” reflecting her apparent confidence in the shifting family dynamic. Despite the tensions, however, the Beckhams may still have a potential route to reconciliation.
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According to the same source, Brooklyn remains in contact with Victoria’s mother, Jackie Adams, who may play a crucial role in easing the strain. Jackie reportedly passes on Brooklyn’s best wishes to David and Victoria, marking the closest they have been in some time. She is said to be taking a gentle approach, avoiding pressure while believing that Brooklyn will eventually restore his relationship with the family in his own time.
