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Romeo Beckham has publicly shown support for his parents by “liking” a social media post aimed at Nicola Peltz.
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Romeo, 23, appeared to signal his stance on the family drama after liking an Instagram post claiming that Brooklyn Beckham’s wife, 31, is “the problem”.
The Beckhams have been embroiled in a bitter feud that escalated last month when Brooklyn shared a six-page Instagram statement criticising his parents, saying he had no desire to reconcile and alleging his wife had been “disrespected” by the family.
The video Romeo appeared to endorse featured an influencer telling her 33,000 followers that Victoria Beckham and David Beckham were “trying to rescue their son”.
Romeo Beckham made a bold move on social media (Getty Images) Getty Images“I take it all back. Nicola is the problem. Victoria and David are trying to rescue their son, I think Nicola forced him to make that statement,” she said, according to The Sun.
“I saw an interview with Victoria, and she was like ‘I’m a girls’ girl, I love girls, that’s why I have the business I have, and you have to be a real a-hole for me not to like you.’
“And I was like ‘oh yeah Nicola’s an a*****e.'”
And Romeo’s like didn’t go unnoticed by commenters - with one writing: “Romeo liked this!”
Ash Cantley uploaded her thoughts on the feud to Instagram(Ash Cantley/Instagram)Another added: “Not Romeo Beckham liking this!”
Earlier this month, Romeo - who appears to be estranged from his brother - revealed a new tattoo in tribute to his parents.
He posted a photo of his new tattoo to Instagram - the word 'family' in italic writing on the back of his neck, underneath a cross and wings which he already had.
Romeo Beckham’s new tattoo (Instagram) InstagramThe news comes shortly after it emerged that Brooklyn had covered up a number of tattoo tributes.
The tattoo on Brooklyn’s arm previously appeared to show the word “Dad” on an anchor, but new pictures show the word has been covered with three nondescript shapes.
A source told The Sun: “Brooklyn’s had laser treatment on the writing. He wanted it gone. There is so much hurt and pain on his side, it would not be genuine to keep such a tribute on his body.”
Brooklyn has also reportedly had a tattoo on his chest dedicated to mum Victoria covered up, and tattoos on his fingers dedicated to his siblings seem to have been inked over - numerous tattoos in honour of his wife can still be seen.